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The rise of the connected car
Lars Reger, VP automotive strategy, new business and R&D at NXP Semiconductors talks to Neil Tyler about what he sees as a ‘revolution’ in automotive electronics and the rise of the connected car.

An ‘app store’ for automotive services
Smart phones and tablets, apps from the App Store, Google services from the cloud — the consumer’s lifestyle has radically altered in recent years. But how do you introduce a digital lifestyle to the automobile?

Raspberry Pi adds Z-Wave home control through simple plug-in module
The Raspberry Pi is set to get smarter with new intelligence that will arrive through a plug-in module that adds Z-Wave, the key enabling technology that is behind wireless home control and automation. The marriage of the two technologies has been launched at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Car infotainment semiconductor market set to slow in 2013
Following a healthy expansion in 2012, the growth of the global automotive semiconductor market is set to decelerate slightly this year because of a slowdown in the aftermarket and portable navigation device (PND) segments. Total semiconductor revenue in 2013 derived from automotive infotainment will reach $6.67 billion, up 3 percent from $6.48 billion, according to IHS. Growth this year will be lower than last year’s approximately 4 percent increase, but an acceleration is expected next year and beyond, with revenue growth of 3 to 7 percent each year during the next five years.

Disruptive technologies: the new normal?
For anyone who doubts the power and prevalence of disruptive technologies’—defined by a Harvard Business School professor as a new technology that unexpectedly displaces an established technologyjust look at the speed of adoption of new technologies today versus a few decades ago.