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14 January 2020

McLaren COO Jonathan Neale on finding racing margins in IoT sensor data

This article is part of the Computer Weekly issue of 14 January 2020

Jonathan Neale, chief operating officer at the McLaren racing team, speaks about finding marginal advantages through sensor data analytics.

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