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Verizon and Honda are working together, in cooperation with the University of Michigan’s Mcity, to improve road safety with the help of 5G.
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Democrats, in a political payoff to unions, have again introduced legislation in Congress to effectively make gig economy jobs like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, etc. illegal.
Elon Musk Is Now ‘Technoking’
Elon Musk has officially dubbed himself ‘Technoking of Tesla’ and CFO Zach Kirkhorn is now ‘Master of Coin.” Seriously, this title change was in an SEC filing.
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Driverless tech company Motional has announced it will use Hyundai’s IONIQ 5 for its robotaxi deal with Lyft.
Electrify America and Jeep Putting Charging Stations at Trailheads
Electrify America and Jeep are partnering to place charging stations at trailheads, coinciding with the 2021 Jeep Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid launch.
Xiaomi Will Begin Making Electric Vehicles
Smartphone maker Xiaomi will begin making electric vehicles (EV), using Great Wall Motor Co Ltd’s factory.
Apple the Leader in AI Acquisitions
A new report sheds light on the AI industry, with Apple the top company for acquiring AI startups.
Telsa Now Accepts Bitcoin As Payment
Tesla now accepts bitcoin as payment, several weeks after Elon Musk first teased the prospect.
Consumer Reports: Tesla’s In-Vehicle Cameras a Privacy Concern
Consumer Reports has raised concerns about Tesla’s in-vehicle cameras, saying they represent a privacy concern.