Honda Accord Hits 15 Million Sales in America as Two Sisters Make History : Automotive Addicts
Automotive Honda has reached a milestone that few nameplates will ever touch, celebrating the sale of the 15 millionth Accord in America. The landmark car, a 2026 Honda Accord Sport-L Hybrid, was purchased at Norm Reeves Honda in…
Trump Signs Memo Supporting Americans’ Right to Repair Their Own Vehicles : Automotive Addicts
Automotive President Donald Trump has signed a memorandum aimed at supporting Americans who want the freedom to repair their own vehicles, adding fresh momentum to the long-running right-to-repair debate in the auto industry. While most owners have always…
Can AI Really Make Fleet Drivers Safer?
At Geotab Connect 2026, Chris Brown of Automotive Fleet spoke with David Glines, director of product management of technology products at Wheels about emerging technologies that are reshaping how fleets manage driver safety and data. Artificial intelligence is playing a…
How Fleets Can Gain Control of Non-Fuel Spend
As fleet managers look for new ways to control costs, non-fuel spend is becoming a larger part of the conversation. Ramel Lindsay, vice president and sales leader for US Bank Voyager, explains how fleets can expand spend visibility without creating additional risk, while using policy controls and reporting tools…
Why private AI is the smarter bet
Security and governance Cost may be the loudest concern, but it is not the only one. Security and governance are becoming equally powerful drivers. Enterprises are increasingly uncomfortable with the idea of sensitive information flowing through public AI tools, public…
pgEdge joins rush to merge OLTP and OLAP storage to support AI
Why writable cold storage matters That cold writable tier could resonate with enterprises seeking to balance data residency, sovereignty, regulatory compliance and the growing operational demands of the agentic era, particularly because competing approaches generally require sacrificing at least one…
US tells OpenAI to restrict access to its most powerful AI model
Altman reportedly told staffers that the administration was getting nervous about the capabilities of the latest AI tools. It didn’t go as far as forbidding access to foreign users but it’s clear that the White House is looking to act…
