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How graph technology can help map a car’s DNA

Data expert Emil Eifrem makes the case for a fresh approach to understanding the complexity of today's vehicle production

One of the most complex consumer products in existence is the car. After all, even the most humble family runabout contains at least 100 communication buses transmitting information inside the vehicle, as well as 200 control units that regulate no less than 400 functions from acceleration to collision protection, audio control to GPS and seat heating. Plus, there are 2,000 software components and applications that process and exchange around 10,000 signals from all areas of the vehicle.

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