The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. Survey of 450 automotive development professionals finds early adoption of modern toolchains key to maintaining ...

Cars stopped being purely mechanical things a while ago. A modern vehicle runs on over 100 million lines of code — Boeing 787 ...

The adoption of RISC-V with open standards in automotive applications continues to accelerate, leveraging its flexibility and scalability, particularly benefiting the automotive industry’s shift to ...

Transitioning from a hardware-centric to a software-defined vehicle approach stems from the inability of flat E/E architectures to scale to the processing and data bandwidth requirements of connected, ...

Recent reviews highlight that while inexpensive OBD2 scanners can handle basic code reading and clearing, professional-grade tools offer advanced functions like live data, system tests, and ECU ...

The big picture: While people have been discussing the automotive market as the next big tech-device opportunity for some time now, in reality, today's cars haven't advanced as much as many had hoped.

As the automotive industry rapidly shifts towards e-mobility, engineers are tasked with developing increasingly complex embedded controllers for electric vehicles. Given their critical role in vehicle ...

AOX will join Accenture’s Industry X engineering division. Credit: Accenture. Accenture has brokered a deal to acquire AOX, a German firm specialising in embedded software for the automotive industry.