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    Automotive High-Severity Vulnerabilities Double to 161 in Q2 2026

    The automotive industry’s cyber-risk curve has steepened sharply: high-severity vulnerabilities more than doubled in the second quarter of 2026, rising from 75 in Q1 to 161 in Q2, according to PCA Cyber Security’s latest sector analysis. Across 345 unique automotive vulnerabilities, the most...
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    Stellantis and Microsoft: Enterprise AI, Copilot, and Cyber Defense That Reshape Automotive

    Finally, the Stellantis-Microsoft partnership is starting to look less like another glossy AI press release and more like a serious test of whether enterprise AI can reshape an automaker from the inside out. The deal spans more than 100 AI initiatives, an AI-driven global cyber defense center...
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    Stellantis x Microsoft: 100+ AI initiatives, Azure cloud shift, 60% data center cut

    Stellantis’ new five-year partnership with Microsoft is more than another corporate AI announcement; it is a clear sign that the automaker wants artificial intelligence to become part of its operating system, not just a side project. The deal puts more than 100 AI initiatives into motion across...
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    Stellantis and Microsoft: 100+ AI projects, Azure migration, and safer connected vehicles

    Stellantis’ new five-year collaboration with Microsoft is more than another enterprise AI press release. It is a sign that automotive manufacturing is moving from isolated pilots toward platform-scale transformation, with security, cloud migration, and customer experience tied together under one...