Valeo will develop and industrialise automotive-grade high-performance compute platforms built on NVIDIA Hyperion, using a dual NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor architecture to provide the AI…
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Uber and Wayve have begun matching London riders with supervised autonomous Ford Mustang Mach-E cars, the first autonomous ride-hailing service in the UK. Over 140,000…
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Transport for London has granted Private Hire Vehicle licences to Wayve's autonomous Ford Mustang Mach-Es, completing the triple lock under which operator, driver and vehicle…
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Baidu's Apollo Go and Freenow by Lyft have started road testing sixth-generation RT6 robotaxis in the London borough of Brent, with public rides planned from…
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NVIDIA Alpamayo 2 Super is a 32-billion-parameter open reasoning vision-language-action (VLA) model for level 4 robotaxi development, designed as a teacher model that can be…
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The UK has opened applications for operators to run taxi, bus and private hire-style self-driving vehicles under a Department for Transport pilot scheme. Wayve, Uber…
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Waymo is launching fully autonomous operations using its 6th-generation Waymo Driver, designed to reduce system cost while expanding capability across more cities and harsher environments,…
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Pony.ai has announced that the first mass-produced bZ4X Robotaxi, developed with Toyota, has rolled off the production line, marking a transition from pilot programmes to…
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Mercedes‑Benz is developing a new robotaxi ecosystem with the new S-Class as the core of the SAE Level 4 technology.
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WeRide has launched its HPC 3.0 autonomous driving computing platform developed with Lenovo and powered by NVIDIA’s DRIVE AGX Thor chips.
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