Uber tells London to line up for robotaxis with Wayve later this year
The ridehailing giant is taking first-passenger signups for co-branded Uber x Wayve driverless cars.

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The ridehailing giant is taking first-passenger signups for co-branded Uber x Wayve driverless cars.
The Nvidia- Hyundai deepening alliance uses Atlas to signal a bigger play in manufacturing automation and AI hardware.
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Axiom Space and Prada’s Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment becomes Artemis IV’s base layer under the AxEMU suit.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says Vera will use SK Hynix memory as both companies gear up for a larger second half and next year.