Nearly 37,000 SUVs are being recalled after a software flaw caused wheel movement while parked, underscoring the risks of ...

BMW is pulling back tens of thousands of its newest X3 crossovers after discovering a steering software problem that can ...

Felt your steering wheel twitch? You’re not imagining it. 2025–2026 BMW X3 vehicles recalled for unintended steering wheel movement due to software issue. Issue affects 36,922 vehicles; fixed via free ...

Nvidia faces significant hurdles selling enterprise AI software, particularly to finance and healthcare clients. Internal emails reveal a "fundamental disconnect" with legal and procurement teams over ...

The X5 represented BMW's very first venture into the premium SUV space, and it really helped to kickstart the movement. While the Range Rover had been doing the rounds for some time, the X5 ...

Bill McColl has 25+ years of experience as a senior producer and writer for TV, radio, and digital media leading teams of anchors, reporters, and editors in creating news broadcasts, covering some of ...

LONDON (AP) — Airbus is inspecting panels on its bestselling A320 passenger jets after quality control problems surfaced, days after it reported that it was scrambling to fix a separate software ...

It’s no secret that software has undergone a profound shift. Much of the value users receive no longer comes from seats or licenses. Increasingly, the value is created behind the scenes—in background ...

BMW’s limp home mode is meant to protect engines, but it often leaves drivers stranded. This video dives into why the system can be frustrating, the issues with BMW’s V12 engines, and how enthusiasts ...

European plane manufacturer Airbus has identified a software problem with its popular narrowbody A320 family, but the required fix might not affect Seattle travelers. The A320 family, comparable to ...

The European airplane maker said a recent incident had shown that “intense solar radiation may corrupt data critical to the functioning of flight controls.” By Niraj Chokshi Airbus on Friday urged ...

Letting AI churn out an endless supply of crappy code that humans then have to debug and maintain doesn’t move anybody’s business forward. There is a persistent, dangerous myth in software development ...