Bosch and Amazon Web Services cover drivers' caffeine boosts, on-the-road questions

Tanja Rückert, member of the board of management at Robert Bosch GmbH, and Wendy Bauer, general manager of automotive and manufacturing at Amazon Web Services. (Hannah Lutz)

January 08, 2024 09:18 PM

LAS VEGAS — Bosch and Amazon Web Services are now covering drivers' caffeine boosts and on-the-road questions, looking to meet their gaze.

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