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Schaeffler and Qorix have entered into a strategic partnership for the joint development, integration, and marketing of software-based platform solutions for future vehicle architectures and intelligent machines. Together, the companies aim to advance integrated hardware and software solutions for central vehicle computers and software-defined architectures.

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The Bosch Group is providing 100 million euros in fresh capital to startups in Germany. Through the Spark fund, the supplier of technology and services aims to significantly expand its involvement in the German startup scene. The goal is to foster technological advancement in the country and generate further growth momentum for Bosch.

“Germany’s startup landscape is...


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Infineon Technologies and ZuriQ AG, a Swiss quantum computing company, announced the expansion of their collaboration to advance scalable quantum computing hardware. The partnership combines ZuriQ’s pioneering trapped-ion quantum computing architecture with Infineon’s expertise in semiconductor manufacturing, advanced packaging, and integrated photonics.

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Schaeffler has started series production of its NOx sensors for petrol vehicles in Europe. In doing so, the company is helping automakers comply with future emissions standards, such as Euro 7.

“The start of production of our NOx sensors contributes to one of Schaeffler’s fundamental goals: delivering reduced emissions regardless of powertrain type,” said Matthias Z...


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At BMW Group Plant Leipzig, testing of an 18-tonne truck with a hydrogen combustion engine in real-world plant operations is now underway. The truck uses a piston engine based on diesel technology, in which hydrogen is burned to produce water vapour and virtually no CO₂.

For this project, an H2 combustion-engine truck will supply the Technology Exterior Components (...


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