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EU opens road to 5G connected cars in boost to BMW, Qualcomm

By Foo Yun Chee on Jul 5, 2019 6:41AM
EU opens road to 5G connected cars in boost to BMW, Qualcomm

Wifi-based standard proposal rejected.

European Union states opened the way to competing technologies for internet connected cars on Thursday, rejecting a European Commission push for a wifi-based standard backed by Volkswagen. The result represents a win for BMW and Qualcomm which support a rival 5G telecoms system. Germany, France ...

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