RENNINGEN, Germany — Robert Bosch is seeking to generate billions in sales from software by the end of the decade as it tries to balance new investment with its traditional hardware business.

Editor's note: Bosch invested about $500 million in its North American operations last year. An earlier version of this story contained an incorrect figure for that investment. German automotive ...

German automotive supplier Bosch is embracing software as the future of its North American mobility business, the company said during a briefing Thursday. New software-based automotive features, ...

Tanja Rueckert: “Our expertise enables us to bridge the gap between the physical and the digital.” Paul Thomas: “Bosch knows its way around both software and hardware. That’s what our success is built ...

Bosch says it is responding to the trend toward software-based automotive engineering by realigning its automotive supply business. Within Robert Bosch GmbH, a new business unit called ‘Bosch Mobility ...

Dubai, UAE – In a world that is becoming increasingly digital, software is the invisible engine of progress. It shapes the way we communicate, work, use devices in everyday life, and produce goods.

Bosch says the combination of electrified and automated driving with personalised and connected services will open up a broad field for software applications. Vehicle computers are central to Bosch’s ...

Bosch software enables new Intelligent Traffic Systems in M-1 Intelligent Corridor in Detroit Bosch Mobility plans to grow to around $20 billion in Americas by 2029 fueled by software; recent customer ...

Bosch has just announced a software update for its new line of e-bike motors that will result in a measurable boost of power and torque. The new update doesn’t require any physical modification of the ...

The auto industry is going soft and getting softer. From safety and driver assistance systems to electric car battery management to improving habits of bad drivers, software, and its technical partner ...