GSMA Company Profile
The GSMA represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide, uniting nearly 800 operators with more than 250 companies in the broader mobile ecosystem, including handset and device makers, software companies, equipment providers and Internet companies, as well as organisations in adjacent industry sectors.
The GSMA also produces industry-leading events such as Mobile World Congress, Mobile World Congress Shanghaiand the Mobile 360 Series conferences.
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GSMA Atlanta Office1000 Abernathy Road, Suite 450
Atlanta, Georgia, 30328
United States
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Fuelled in part by growth in the deployment of smartphone integration systems, SBD predicts in-car infotainment services, such as news,...
GSMA News & Resources
VW Agrees To Buy Back Diesel Vehicles and Fund Clean Air Efforts
June 29, 2016
German automaker Volkswagen AG will pay as much as $15.3 billion after admitting it cheated on U.S. diesel emissions tests for years, agreeing to buy back vehicles from consumers and provide funding that could benefit makers of cleaner technologies.
Jamyn Edis, Dash CEO: Why Auto Companies Can’t Make Connected Car Software
February 29, 2016
While most car manufacturers have released apps connecting vehicles and smartphones, L2’s Digital IQ Index: Auto finds that they’re often short on basic functionalities.
Connected Car Forecast: Global Connected Car Market to Grow Threefold Within Five Years
February 25, 2016
Fuelled in part by growth in the deployment of smartphone integration systems, SBD predicts in-car infotainment services, such as news, weather, social networking and music streaming, will be very popular, supported by 32.1 million cars sold in 2018.
More Apple Car Speculation after Visit to BMW
July 27, 2015
According to a German business magazine, Apple executives visited the i3 production line in Leipzig, Germany, and studied the vehicle's carbon-fiber body construction as a basis for an electric car project.
Worldwide Automotive Growth is Slowing Down, Industry Faces Huge Technological Challenges
July 12, 2015
C.A.S.E. which stands for connected, autonomous, shared, electrified, will be the future of the industry and calls for significant additional investments, and in order to finance C.A.S.E., a new phase of consolidation and partnerships is expected in the global auto industry.