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• • • NEWS • • •


Tuxera brings expertise in automotive data storage and networking solutions to connected car and EV architectures


systems, networking and flash memory software support automotive-grade reliability, security and functional safety.


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As automotive developers race to deliver data-driven, connected systems, Tuxera, the leading developer of quality-assured data storage management software and networking technologies, announced its move into connected car and electric vehicle architectures. The company’s proven portfolio of embedded file systems, networking and flash memory solutions facilitates the transition from distributed architectures to zonal computing platforms. It also accelerates deployment for new EV entrants while ensuring strict data integrity, security and functional safety. “The shift from distributed to centralised zonal architectures underlines the importance of data management in connected vehicles,” states Katja Hakoneva, Product Manager, Tuxera. “This change aligns with Tuxera’s strengths. We support core data infrastructure and the cybersecurity and resilience around that data. Our automotive-grade solutions provide a low-risk, high-integrity data foundation for rapid development of connected, software-defined systems with significant technical and competitive advantages. They represent a natural extension of our current automotive offering.”


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Ubigi continues the rollout of its integrated Personal eSIM service for BMW vehicles across Europe


ince July 2024, the service has been available in 15 countries, and starting March, 2025, it will expand to 12 new countries: Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Greece, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Cyprus and Malta. Ubigi provides BMW drivers with high-performance cellular connectivity through 5G data plans. With this expansion, customers in these new markets will be able to activate their vehicle’s eSIM to enjoy advanced infotainment services and an integrated WiFi hotspot, without changing their primary mobile operator. The service is compatible with BMW vehicles featuring BMW Operating System 8, 8.5, and 9, provided they include the Personal eSIM option (SA6PA). Depending on the model, the Personal eSIM enables the in-vehicle WiFi hotspot, front-row video streaming services, and, for BMW 7 Series vehicles equipped with the BMW Theatre Screen, access to a wide range of content powered by Amazon Fire TV.


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their Personal eSIM through the My BMW App and subscribe to one of Ubigi’s European data plans (EU 27 + UK + CH + LIE) starting at €10 per month for unlimited data.


“Since 2018, our presence in the connected car industry has grown significantly, and we are pleased to extend our partnership with BMW Group to offer even better connectivity to its customers. The launch in these 12 new countries is a testament to our ambition to provide seamless and innovative connectivity solutions to BMW drivers across Europe,” said Jacques Bonifay, CEO and co-founder of Transatel, which launched the Ubigi brand in 2018.


VISARC helmet: The future of customisable head protection P


enta UKI proudly presents the VISARC Helmet, a state-of-the-art head protection system designed for maximum safety, comfort and adaptability.


Engineered for professionals across various industries, it sets new benchmarks with advanced materials, modular components and an ergonomic design.


Unmatched protection for electrical workers


Electrical workers play a critical role in our society, managing essential energy sources while facing significant risks. The VISARC Helmet is specifically designed to provide superior protection against electrical hazards, ensuring both personal safety and the continuous operation of vital services.


As the first helmet to feature a rigid, retractable chin and lateral guard, VISARC offers unparalleled protection, shielding workers from electrical dangers while maintaining ease of use.


Advanced face shield technology The VISARC face shield incorporates cutting-edge protective technology to safeguard against arc flash, fogging, external scratches, fire, UV exposure and molten particle projections. Its rigid, retractable chin and lateral guard provide seamless, all-encompassing protection, ensuring safety without compromising visibility or mobility.


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Customisable for every professional Unlike conventional helmets, the VISARC Helmet is fully customisable, allowing users to adjust fit, functionality and aesthetics to their unique needs. Key features include: Adjustable interior for a precise, comfortable fit, modular visor options to suit different environments and multiple colour finishes for a personalised touch.


Designed for professionals facing demanding conditions, from night shifts and intense sunlight to high-noise environments, the VISARC Helmet delivers unmatched versatility.


Superior comfort & durability Constructed from high-performance materials, the VISARC Helmet meets and exceeds safety regulations, offering maximum impact resistance while remaining lightweight and breathable. Its innovative ventilation system ensures extended wear without discomfort, making it the perfect choice for long shifts.


The VISARC Helmet is now available exclusively through Penta UKI. For more information, specifications, or to place an order, visit www.pentauki.com or contact our sales team at sales@pbwel.com


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