In this four-part series, Ars Technica takes an in-depth look at the future of driving. This is a topic we've covered in the past, but recent developments in wireless and consumer electronics are poised to have a huge impact on automotive technology. You may not think that things like 4G or multicore processors have anything to do with cars, but you'd be wrong. They have everything to do with what driving will be like in the next five to ten years.
Ars recently sat down with Kaveh Hushyar, a former senior VP at AT&T and current CEO of Telemetria, makers of the DashTop in-car compute appliance. In this fascinating interview, we talk about the ultimate evolution of not just the car, but of the complete automotive experience. The car of the future will be more like a mobile office, and the traffic of the future will be a moving mesh of real-time, cloud-connected data sensors, with each car acting as a node on a giant peer-to-peer network. Read on for a look at how all of this will work.
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