RCR Wireless’ latest report looks at the latest trends and developments in connected car technologies, from market drivers to security and technical connectivity issues for this dominant market in the Internet of Things sector. Features interviews with AT&T Drive Studio, Anritsu, Rohde & Schwarz, Ixia, Summit Tech, Parks Associates, Anite, Intel, Machina Research and more.
From the article "Connected Car: Security, Testing and Interference Issues Feature Report" by virtual-strategy.com.
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