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Tesla's 'Unboxed Process': Revolutionizing auto manufacturing or a risky endeavor?
May 15, 2023 8:26 AM EDTTesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) introduced a new vehicle-assembly systemin March, sparking instant buzz and debate among industry specialists on whether the system, known as the "unboxed process," devised by CEO Elon Musk is a radical innovation, a visionary departure from traditional methods, a derivative concept, or a combination.
Musk believes the company needs to radically rethink conventional manufacturing methods in order to produce electric vehicles at larger volumes that are both more affordable and profitable.
Investors have eagerly anticipated the revelation of what many consider to be Tesla's holy grail: an electric... More
Data Breach: Toyota (TM) exposes millions of Japanese customers' data due to human error
May 12, 2023 10:19 AM EDTToyota (NYSE: TM) revealed Friday that almost the entire Japanese customer base who signed up for its main cloud service platforms since 2012, 2.15 million users, has been publicly available for a decade due to human error.
The incident, which also affected customers of its luxury brand Lexus, comes as the company makes a push into vehicle connectivity and cloud-based data management which are seen as crucial to offering autonomous driving and other... More
