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Neue Rheinischezeitung - Japan: Toyota stops production due to computer system error

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Japan: Toyota stops production due to computer system error

The world's biggest carmaker is investigating the cause of a computer system failure which saw the closure of 12 of it's 14 factories in Japan, but says a cyberattack is unlikely

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