China’s
BYD Motors has been
edging its way into the North American auto market for some time, but it’s now firmly planted itself here by opening its new headquarters in Los Angeles. That bit of news also just so happens to coincide with the announcement of a new partnership with Hertz Car Rental, who will be using BYD’s all-electric, long-range eBUS to shuttle passengers at Los Angeles International Airport —
BYD’s cars will also eventually find their way into Hertz’s LA rental fleet. The press release is after the break.
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IBM and Samsung have announced a new partnership with a goal to expand research into new semiconductor materials, manufacturing processes and other technologies. The collaboration will mainly be focusing on semiconductors for a wide range of potential applications, such as smartphones or communications infrastructure.
The new agreement has been said to review the companies’ existing joint process development agreement (JDA) that focuses on 20nm technology. Hopefully this collaboration means that we’ll be seeing cooler gadgets and smartphones being produced in the near future.
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