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Nearly 9 in 10 organisations (88%) in Australia surveyed by local technology analyst outfit Telsyte for LTE and 5G wireless network edge solutions provider Cradlepoint are either using or thinking of using LTE or 5G as the sole WAN link in branch locations.

Ericsson and Microsoft have teamed up in a deal bringing their connected vehicle expertise together.

The Australian arm of connected vehicle company Verizon Connect has launched its Field Service Dispatch solution for the Australian market, providing a solution it says makes it easy for dispatchers to efficiently schedule and communicate job information to technicians and customers throughout the day, in near-real-time.

Swedish transport giant Volvo has invested in Israeli automotive cybersecurity company Upstream Security to fund the development of systems to protect connected vehicles following the introduction of data-driven technologies.

Global technology services provider Keysight Technologies has announced the launch of a new cyber security offering designed to address what it says is the growing concern of cyber-attacks on connected vehicles.

Mobility services and connected vehicle solutions provider Intelematics is set to finalise its transition to a cloud computing solution, a move the company says will give it the ability to provide solutions.

Telstra and Lexus are about to trial the use of C-V2X technology aimed at improving road safety.

An initiative aimed at developing an enhanced audio-visual experience for motor vehicles and to capitalise on the latest advances in connectivity and multimedia technologies has been launched by the International Telecommunication Union.

Security vendor BlackBerry has unveiled a "seven-pillar" strategy to harden connected and autonomous vehicles against cyberattacks.

BlackBerry has launched new cyber security consulting services with particular focus on General Data Protection Regulation compliance and connected automobile security.

Revenues from consumer-connected vehicles will rise from US$18.4 billion this year to US$49.2 billion in 2022, as massive global growth in connectivity services continues, according to a new report.

South Australia’s connected vehicle tech company Cohda Wireless is supplying its dedicated short-range communications solutions for Cadillac cars sold in the US and Canada.

By 2022, 50% of new vehicles will be shipped with V2V (Vehicle-to-Vehicle) hardware, a technology that enables real-time short-range communication between vehicles. According to new research the technology, using 5G, will play an important role in the advance and development of autonomous vehicles.