Technology Companies Advance Autonomous Vehicle and Satellite Internet Development
Tesla shifts focus to robotaxis while Mercedes introduces steer-by-wire technology and Amazon reportedly eyes satellite internet expansion.
Tesla shifts focus to robotaxis while Mercedes introduces steer-by-wire technology and Amazon reportedly eyes satellite internet expansion.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has allegedly issued threats against major US technology companies including Apple, Google, and Microsoft.

Various technology and finance stories emerge including potential SpaceX IPO discussions, UK truck electrification plans, and stock market outlook.

A UK energy company lost £700,000 when hackers redirected a contractor payment to their own bank account.

Waymo's autonomous vehicles are collecting pothole location data and sharing it with municipal officials to help cities improve road maintenance.

Mastodon will launch Collections in coming weeks, allowing users to create curated lists of up to 25 accounts to follow.

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Windrose has delivered its first truck to a US customer, marking another attempt to enter the competitive American automotive market.

Security researchers have identified iPhone hacking tools while authorities crack down on cryptocurrency operations linked to Iran and scam markets.

British cryptographer Adam Back has denied a New York Times report identifying him as Bitcoin's mysterious creator Satoshi Nakamoto.

The Federal Communications Commission has prohibited imports of new consumer networking equipment manufactured outside the United States, citing national security risks.

Several technology companies announced new services this week, including autonomous vehicle expansion and enhanced digital ordering capabilities.

A jury determined Elon Musk misled investors by deliberately driving down Twitter's stock price before his $44 billion acquisition in 2022.

Sensitive Customs and Border Protection facility information appears to have been exposed through publicly accessible online flashcards.

The digital privacy nonprofit EFF announced it will cease posting on X, citing declining viewership over recent years.

Match Group reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over allegations it illegally shared OkCupid user data.
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