Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 28, according to the German news agency, Volkswagen headquarters in Wolfsburg detected a "computer system network" outage, resulting in the suspension of production at four of the company's car plants in Germany.

The Porsche and Audi brands of the Volkswagen Group were also affected by the system failure and set up a crisis management team to investigate the root causes of the failure, according to a spokesman for the ▲ Touyuan Volkswagen website. In addition, the spokesman ruled out cyber attacks.

The German business newspaper also pointed out that the failure was not limited to German factories, Volkswagen's factories in other countries were also affected, and applications such as e-mail could not run on computers in Volkswagen's offices.

It is worth mentioning that Toyota also shut down production on a large scale last month because of a system failure.

According to a previous report by CTOnews.com, a Toyota spokesman said that due to the system failure, the factory could not continue to order car parts, affecting 28 assembly lines, mainly responsible for producing best-selling models such as the Corolla, Camry and Prius hybrid models. Toyota officially confirmed that the accident was due to an error caused by insufficient disk space, which led to the shutdown of the system.

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