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Uber launches first robotaxis in London (with human supervisors)
Uber has launched its first robotaxi service in London, operating with human supervisors present. The service aims to introduce autonomous vehicle technology to the city's transportation network.
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NVIDIA has announced that its Alpamayo 2 Super, a frontier open model designed for robotaxis and autonomous vehicles, is now available for commercial use. This development signifies a step forward in the commercialization of AI-powered transportation solutions.
Lyft and Baidu start testing robotaxis in London
Lyft and Baidu have commenced testing of their robotaxis in London, a move that was initially promised last year. The autonomous vehicle trials are being conducted in partnership with Freenow.
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Arm Holdings has developed new technology that enables the use of Unreal Engine MegaLights on mobile devices. The article also briefly mentions NVIDIA's work on safety for robotaxis and a move by Mint Mobile.
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New crash data indicates slow progress in Tesla's robotaxi development. The data highlights ongoing challenges and concerns surrounding the safety and reliability of the autonomous driving technology.
New crash data highlights the slow progress of Tesla's robotaxis
Recent crash data involving Tesla's robotaxis, occurring since July 2025, indicates slow progress in the technology's safety. In at least two incidents, remote operators were required to take control of the vehicles.
The Morning After: Apple's surprise AirPods Max refresh
Apple has released an updated version of its AirPods Max headphones, featuring an H2 chip for improved noise cancellation and support for Adaptive Audio and Live Translation. The new AirPods Max retain their original design and $549 price point, with pre-orders starting March 25 and shipping in early April. The article also touches on other tech news including Samsung's discontinuation of the Galaxy Z TriFold, NVIDIA's collaboration on robotaxis, a review of the Samsung Galaxy S26, a reboot of Firefly as an animated series, NVIDIA's DLSS 5 claims, and a lawsuit against xAI's Grok AI for allegedly generating child sexual abuse material.
NVIDIA and Bolt team up for European robotaxis
NVIDIA and Bolt have announced a partnership to develop robotaxis for European cities. Bolt will utilize NVIDIA's technology, including the Drive Hyperion platform and AI infrastructure, while providing its fleet data to train autonomous vehicle models. The collaboration aims to create a scalable foundation for safe autonomous mobility services, with data complying with GDPR standards and open-source access planned for academic and business use.