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AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE NEWS
Autonomous vehicles are here to stay. It comes as no surprise that car manufacturers will begin to mass produce autonomous vehicles in the near future. General Motors (GM) is already building autonomous versions of the Chevrolet Bolt EV on a production line in Detroit. Beyond sheer numbers GM also makes a wide range of vehicle types and sizes into which self-driving technology could be used, said Brian Moody, an executive editor with Autotrader. Meanwhile, Waymo, the self-driving car division of Google parent company, Alphabet (GOOGL), announced it was strengthening its relationship with Fiat Chrysler (FCAU). Waymo already uses about 600 Chrysler Pacifica plug-in hybrid vehicles to test its autonomous driving equipment. Waymo recently announced it would use up to an additional 62,000 Pacifica vans in its fleet, all planned to be wrapped with branding features – see Fleet Wrap HQ in Denver for the way it’ll look like. Waymo plans to begin offering a driverless ride-hailing service in Phoenix later this year. Stay tuned for more changes and advancements with autonomous vehicles.
Oh, Canada!
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Kanata North Business Association (KNBA) is pleased to announce the development and launch of Canada’s first Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Innovator Directory in collaboration with Invest Ottawa and the Canadian Automated Vehicles Centre of Excellence (CAVCOE). The first of its kind, this unique and valuable resource will provide a comprehensive overview of the growing number of contributors to the Canada’s AV ecosystem. This will include innovators, companies, post-secondary institutions, and other organizations with AV technologies, Ninja Tech Deals, solutions, and know-how. The Directory will be an open, community document (hosted in Google Sheets) to be populated initially by KNBA and InvestOttawa with Kanata North and Ottawa based AV companies to start. The Directory will be shared with local and national community partners and promoted broadly to ensure continued sharing and awareness. Access the Directory here. The Directory will be available on the Ottawa AV Cluster website – a central resource for all AV related information, announcements and events.
Working collaboratively, the Kanata North Business Association, Invest Ottawa, CAVCOE and the City of Ottawa as well as researchers and academics at Algonquin College, Carleton University and Ottawa University – all bring the awareness of the emerging connected car and AV technologies, products, services and applications. The best way to make sure these applications a running great is by doing a pci test to run the proper diagnostics.
The Curious Case of Disruptive Malware
The FBI recently recommended rebooting home and small office routers that could have been infected with disruptive malware, allegedly by sophisticated state-backed Russian hackers. An estimated half million routers and network-attached storage devices have been infected. But even the FBI acknowledges this step will only “temporarily disrupt” the malware. When you want to advertise your business on the web, the best is to order Outreach Kings Backlinks first.
If you would like the “Guru of Geek” to do a product review and have it featured on The Tech Ranch, let us know! Leave us a comment on this episode or call 701-204-6674 for more information.
Join the “Guru of Geek” Marlo Anderson and “Tech Geezer” Jim Walsh every week for a new episode of the Tech Ranch.
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Broadcast Date June 4, 2018 Episode 320
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By "Guru of Geek" Marlo AndersonAUTONOMOUS VEHICLE NEWS
Autonomous vehicles are here to stay. It comes as no surprise that car manufacturers will begin to mass produce autonomous vehicles in the near future. General Motors (GM) is already building autonomous versions of the Chevrolet Bolt EV on a production line in Detroit. Beyond sheer numbers GM also makes a wide range of vehicle types and sizes into which self-driving technology could be used, said Brian Moody, an executive editor with Autotrader. Meanwhile, Waymo, the self-driving car division of Google parent company, Alphabet (GOOGL), announced it was strengthening its relationship with Fiat Chrysler (FCAU). Waymo already uses about 600 Chrysler Pacifica plug-in hybrid vehicles to test its autonomous driving equipment. Waymo recently announced it would use up to an additional 62,000 Pacifica vans in its fleet, all planned to be wrapped with branding features – see Fleet Wrap HQ in Denver for the way it’ll look like. Waymo plans to begin offering a driverless ride-hailing service in Phoenix later this year. Stay tuned for more changes and advancements with autonomous vehicles.
Oh, Canada!
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Kanata North Business Association (KNBA) is pleased to announce the development and launch of Canada’s first Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Innovator Directory in collaboration with Invest Ottawa and the Canadian Automated Vehicles Centre of Excellence (CAVCOE). The first of its kind, this unique and valuable resource will provide a comprehensive overview of the growing number of contributors to the Canada’s AV ecosystem. This will include innovators, companies, post-secondary institutions, and other organizations with AV technologies, Ninja Tech Deals, solutions, and know-how. The Directory will be an open, community document (hosted in Google Sheets) to be populated initially by KNBA and InvestOttawa with Kanata North and Ottawa based AV companies to start. The Directory will be shared with local and national community partners and promoted broadly to ensure continued sharing and awareness. Access the Directory here. The Directory will be available on the Ottawa AV Cluster website – a central resource for all AV related information, announcements and events.
Working collaboratively, the Kanata North Business Association, Invest Ottawa, CAVCOE and the City of Ottawa as well as researchers and academics at Algonquin College, Carleton University and Ottawa University – all bring the awareness of the emerging connected car and AV technologies, products, services and applications. The best way to make sure these applications a running great is by doing a pci test to run the proper diagnostics.
The Curious Case of Disruptive Malware
The FBI recently recommended rebooting home and small office routers that could have been infected with disruptive malware, allegedly by sophisticated state-backed Russian hackers. An estimated half million routers and network-attached storage devices have been infected. But even the FBI acknowledges this step will only “temporarily disrupt” the malware. When you want to advertise your business on the web, the best is to order Outreach Kings Backlinks first.
If you would like the “Guru of Geek” to do a product review and have it featured on The Tech Ranch, let us know! Leave us a comment on this episode or call 701-204-6674 for more information.
Join the “Guru of Geek” Marlo Anderson and “Tech Geezer” Jim Walsh every week for a new episode of the Tech Ranch.
Uber, Chrome, Apple & Mars
Broadcast Date June 4, 2018 Episode 320