GM's next-gen 'brain' coming to petrol SUVs and utes – and it'll get new chips every two years
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GM's next-gen 'brain' coming to petrol SUVs and utes – and it'll get new chips every two years
GM's new centralised computer won't just be for electric Cadillacs, with pickups and more SUVs confirmed – plus a smartphone-style hardware refresh cycle.
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