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Year2009

Key TechLiDAR, Computer Vision, RL

Key PlayersWaymo, Tesla, Wayve

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Nvidia and Uber Partner to Deploy 100,000 Robotaxis by 2027

Nvidia and Uber announce ambitious partnership to create world's largest autonomous vehicle fleet using Nvidia's Drive AGX Hyperion 10 platform. The collaboration aims to deploy 100,000 Level-4 robotaxis starting in 2027, with automotive partners including Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz, and Lucid Motors.

Business7 sources

Nvidia and Uber Partner to Deploy 100,000 Robotaxis by 2027

Business7 sources

China's Military AI Advancements: DeepSeek-Powered Autonomous Vehicles and Nvidia Chip Reliance

China unveils an AI-powered autonomous military vehicle, highlighting its progress in AI for defense. Despite export restrictions, Chinese military institutions continue to use Nvidia chips, raising concerns about technological dependencies and the global AI arms race.

Technology3 sources

China's Military AI Advancements: DeepSeek-Powered Autonomous Vehicles and Nvidia Chip Reliance

Technology3 sources

Nvidia Brings GTC to Washington D.C. for First Time, Emphasizing AI Leadership and Government Partnerships

Nvidia held its first-ever GPU Technology Conference in Washington D.C., marking a strategic shift toward government engagement. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized American AI leadership while announcing partnerships with Nokia, Palantir, and Uber, alongside the formation of an AI workforce task force.

Technology5 sources

Nvidia Brings GTC to Washington D.C. for First Time, Emphasizing AI Leadership and Government Partnerships

Technology5 sources

Chinese Robotaxis Challenge Waymo in Global Autonomous Vehicle Race

Chinese autonomous vehicle companies are expanding globally, competing with American firms like Waymo. Baidu's Apollo Go, WeRide, and Pony AI are making significant progress in robotaxi projects, establishing operations in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Singapore, with plans for European expansion.

Technology2 sources

Chinese Robotaxis Challenge Waymo in Global Autonomous Vehicle Race

Technology2 sources

Grab Invests in May Mobility, Paving the Way for Robotaxis in Southeast Asia

Singapore-based ride-hailing giant Grab has made a significant equity investment in May Mobility, a US robotaxi startup. This partnership aims to bring self-driving taxi services to Southeast Asia, integrating May Mobility's technology with Grab's existing platforms.

Technology2 sources

Grab Invests in May Mobility, Paving the Way for Robotaxis in Southeast Asia

Technology2 sources

Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Gambit: Control Over Tesla's 'Robot Army' and AI Future

Tesla CEO Elon Musk seeks unprecedented $1 trillion pay package, citing need for control over company's AI and robotics initiatives. Shareholders to vote amid controversy and ethical concerns.

Technology7 sources

Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Gambit: Control Over Tesla's 'Robot Army' and AI Future

Technology7 sources

GM's Ambitious AI-Driven Future: Eyes-Off Driving and Advanced Vehicle Intelligence

General Motors announces plans for an advanced 'eyes-off' driving system and AI integration in vehicles, starting with the Cadillac Escalade IQ in 2028. This move signifies a major leap in autonomous driving technology and vehicle intelligence.

Technology15 sources

GM's Ambitious AI-Driven Future: Eyes-Off Driving and Advanced Vehicle Intelligence

Technology15 sources

GM's Software Revolution: AI and Automated Driving Take Center Stage in Vehicle Overhaul

General Motors announces a major overhaul of its vehicle architecture, focusing on AI and automated driving capabilities. The new system, set to debut in 2027, promises faster software updates, more advanced features, and improved performance across both electric and gas-powered vehicles.

Technology2 sources

GM's Software Revolution: AI and Automated Driving Take Center Stage in Vehicle Overhaul

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Ukraine Unveils Advanced AI-Powered Sea Drone for Black Sea Operations

Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) has revealed an upgraded version of its 'Sea Baby' naval drone, boasting extended range, increased payload capacity, and AI-assisted targeting. This development marks a significant advancement in asymmetric naval warfare.

Technology6 sources

Ukraine Unveils Advanced AI-Powered Sea Drone for Black Sea Operations

Technology6 sources

Baidu Expands Robotaxi Service to Switzerland in Partnership with PostBus

Baidu's Apollo Go partners with Switzerland's PostBus to launch autonomous vehicle services in eastern Switzerland. The phased rollout begins with testing in 2025 and aims for regular operations by 2027, marking a significant step in Baidu's global expansion of its self-driving technology.

Technology2 sources

Baidu Expands Robotaxi Service to Switzerland in Partnership with PostBus

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Shield AI Unveils X-BAT: A Revolutionary AI-Powered VTOL Combat Drone

Shield AI introduces X-BAT, an autonomous vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) combat drone, combining advanced AI, stealth capabilities, and versatile deployment options. This innovation promises to reshape modern aerial warfare strategies.

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Shield AI Unveils X-BAT: A Revolutionary AI-Powered VTOL Combat Drone

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Waymo to Launch Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service in London by 2026

Alphabet's Waymo announces plans to expand its fully driverless robotaxi service to London, marking its first European venture. The company aims to begin operations in 2026, pending regulatory approvals.

Technology5 sources

Waymo to Launch Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service in London by 2026

Technology5 sources

Wayve in Talks with Microsoft and SoftBank for $2 Billion Funding, Valuation Could Reach $8 Billion

UK-based autonomous driving AI startup Wayve is in discussions with Microsoft and SoftBank for a potential $2 billion funding round. This could value the company at around $8 billion, highlighting the growing interest in AI-driven mobility solutions.

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Wayve in Talks with Microsoft and SoftBank for $2 Billion Funding, Valuation Could Reach $8 Billion

Business4 sources

Rivian CEO Defends Decision to Exclude CarPlay, Citing Future AI Integration

Rivian's CEO RJ Scaringe explains the company's decision to not support Apple CarPlay, emphasizing future AI-driven features that will enhance the driving experience.

Technology2 sources

Rivian CEO Defends Decision to Exclude CarPlay, Citing Future AI Integration

Technology2 sources

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