Car makers must walk a fine line between embracing tech partnerships and retaining ownership of the customer experience, says Cubic CTO Nick Power.
Formally known (and loved, if you managed to bag one) as TU-Automotive Awards, this year the newly renamed Informa Tech Automotive Awards could see Cubic Telecom walk away not just with one
With the automotive industry undergoing a period of major change – shifting from mechanical to software-driven – Cubic Telecom has gone from strength to strength,
What comes next for the future of software-defined connected cars – and how will in-vehicle data unleash new opportunities and challenges for OEMs? At the
Car data is more profitable than the car itself. By 2030, connected vehicle data could add $400 billion in value for automotive OEMs and industry players.
Like all the best technology, Cubic Telecom’s PLXOR solution is proving popular because it opens doors for businesses to do things differently. In our world,
Dramatic changes across the automotive landscape are ushering in a transformative decade that will redefine our perception of the mobility experience.
The Automotive Tech Week Megatrends event, formerly known as the Consumer Telematics Show took place across five days last week. The Cubic Team tuned in
