Waymo announces plans to launch a commercial robotaxi service in London by 2026, beginning testing of self-driving Jaguar I-Pace vehicles on public roads as the Alphabet-owned company expands internationally beyond its current U.S. operations.
Nvidia breaks its own investment record with 50 venture capital deals in 2025, pouring billions into AI giants like OpenAI and xAI while expanding across autonomous vehicles, robotics, and data centers as the chipmaker leverages booming AI profits to dominate the tech ecosystem.
Northrop Grumman's Model 437 Vanguard aircraft prepares for autonomous flight tests with AI software from six partner companies including Red 6, Shield AI, and EpiSci, requiring five more human-piloted flights before full AI control takes over by year-end.
Nvidia faces a trade secret lawsuit from Valeo over alleged IP theft, risking costly operational overhauls, reputational damage, and valuation amid rising AI sector litigation over data-driven innovation.
Nvidia faces trial over allegations an engineer inadvertently revealed autonomous driving trade secrets stolen from a former employer, with a judge ruling there is evidence Nvidia benefited from the confidential data.
Saronic, a defense technology firm, swiftly develops autonomous vessels to bolster Taiwan's maritime security, driven by the urgency to protect the island from a potential Chinese invasion as early as 2027, meeting the U.S. Navy's requirements in under two years through the courageous efforts of its veteran-led team.
Waymo, the self-driving unit of Alphabet, commences testing of up to 8 driverless cars in New York City's Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn areas, marking a significant milestone as the first company to receive a permit under the city's new autonomous vehicle testing program.
The UAE's ambitious plans to make 25% of trips driverless by 2035, with Chinese and U.S. tech giants racing to launch AV fleets backed by government incentives, puts thousands of migrant taxi drivers at risk of displacement without adequate support systems or retraining options.
NVIDIA unveils groundbreaking Cosmos models that generate massive synthetic data for training robots and autonomous vehicles, enabling industry leaders to rapidly develop advanced physical AI at scale.
NVIDIA unveils Cosmos, a groundbreaking platform featuring generative world models, guardrails, and an accelerated data pipeline, enabling developers to accelerate physical AI for autonomous vehicles, robots, and video analytics agents, with models like Cosmos Predict, Cosmos Transfer, and Cosmos Reason.