Technology
and telecoms firms could be the big winners in a connected car market that may
be worth $50 billion over the next decade, luring investors away from
traditional automakers.
Chip-makers
or tech giants such as Infineon and Google are among a variety of companies
involved in the rapid development and testing of intelligent cars from those
that drive themselves to those allowing a driver to use mobile phone apps
through the dashboard.
A
number of carmakers are embracing the trend, with Nissan Motor Co, Volkswagen
AG's Audi and Toyota Motor Corp working with outside tech firms to
