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Toyota, Microsoft team up on connected-car technology

Toyota plans to use data science through Microsofts Azure cloud technology to develop services that help to humanize the driving experience.

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The new venture will study everything from cars that help each other analyze traffic patterns to use-based insurance pricing to connecting drivers with information and security services in their homes. (AP Photo)

(Bloomberg) – Toyota Motor Corp. is collaborating with Microsoft Corp. to consolidate much of the carmaker’s global research in telematics, data analytics and network security services as the auto industry expands connected-vehicle technologies.

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