Waymo unveils custom chip as robotaxi expansion accelerates
Waymo’s sixth-generation self-driving system, powered by a custom-built silicon chip, is central to the company’s rapid robotaxi expansion and cost-reduction strategy.
» readLegal uncertainty surrounds AI training on copyrighted works as courts weigh fair use
The legal landscape for artificial intelligence training on copyrighted material remains unsettled, with judges applying decades-old copyright law to novel technological questions.
» readChina delays Chang’e 7 lunar south pole mission, citing need for “absolute success”
The delay of China’s Chang’e 7 lunar mission was announced by the agency, which stated that after a comprehensive assessment the mission did not meet launch conditions and could not be carried out during the planned window this year.
» readSecurity roundup: Ukraine probes Russian-made cameras for backdoors, and global cyberattacks hit governments, hospitals, and firms
Ukraine's National Bank has launched an investigation into surveillance cameras after reports suggested they were purchased from Russia and contained a hidden backdoor system.
» readWi-Fi 7 explained: What the new standard means for your home network
Wi-Fi 7 was introduced by the Wi-Fi Alliance in early 2024, promising improved performance in crowded home networks. The new standard is backwards compatible with older devices but requires compatible hardware for its advanced features.
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