Waymo Resumes Self Driving Ride Service After San Francisco Power Outage
Philips Babatunde Alphabet owned autonomous driving company Waymo has resumed its ride hailing service in the San Francisco Bay Area…
Read MoreCoupang Sued in US Over Data Breach That Exposed Information of 33 Million Customers
South Korean e commerce giant Coupang is facing a class action lawsuit in the United States after a…
Read MoreFrom Roomba to Ruin: iRobot’s Fall Reshapes Global Robotics Market
iRobot’s fall into bankruptcy reads like the closing chapter of a once‑dominant pioneer in consumer robotics. The company…
Read MoreWayve, Uber and Baidu to Test AI-Powered Robotaxis on London’s Streets in 2026
Uber and Lyft are partnering with Chinese tech giant Baidu to launch driverless taxi trials in the UK…
Read MoreSkana Robotics Unveils Breakthrough Scales Up Underwater Defense Operation through AI
Underwater autonomous vessels have long struggled with communication, often needing to surface to transmit signals, a move that…
Read MoreCoursera, Udemy Seal $2.5bn Merger Deal
Coursera and Udemy have agreed to merge in a landmark $2.5 billion deal, announced on Wednesday. Coursera will…
Read MoreWhy Most AI Startups Still Rely on Businesses as Consumer Apps Struggle to Take Off
Even three years after the rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence, most AI startups are still earning their…
Read MoreDBAY Pulls Out of Possible Takeover of TT Electronics
DBAY Advisors, the largest shareholder in British engineering firm TT Electronics, has announced that it will not make…
Read MoreGoverning Artificial Intelligence: Is Nigeria Really Being Careful or Simply Making Costly Delays?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant idea. It is here, shaping economies, jobs, and even politics.…
Read MoreEven After India Backs Down on Sanchar Saathi, US Might be Monitoring You Through Apple or Google Apps
After India backs down from the preinstallation of Government Security App, Sanchar Saathi, on Mobile devices, Apple and…
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