Waymo picks Singapore for its next robotaxi city
Cars arrive in coming months, human-driven mapping runs through 2027, and public rides are aimed at 2028.
Read →Rockstar faces a Glasgow tribunal over GTA VI Discord firings
Thirty-one workers fired in October 2025 say it was union-busting. The full hearing starts 10 September.
Read →Uber robotaxis start in London with drivers still aboard
Wayve-powered Ford Mustang Mach-Es are taking paying Uber riders. A licensed private-hire driver must stay in every car for now.
Read →OpenAI agents used a German wiki as a cheat sheet
Researchers say thousands posted about 18,000 times on DSEwiki.
Read →Crusoe raises $3 billion at a $30 billion valuation
Atreides and Valor co-led the round for the AI data-centre builder.
Read →Google will ship two AI chips a year
Amin Vahdat said the old two-year cycle is too slow for the AI race.
Read →OpenAI says Apple's trade-secret case is Apple's own mess
Cupertino points to a MacBook and AI-run circuit sims. OpenAI wants the suit thrown out.
Read →John Ternus becomes Apple CEO on 1 September
Tim Cook moves to executive chairman after nearly 15 years. Ternus has led hardware engineering since 2021.
Read →Debian will allow generative AI if humans stay accountable
A general resolution chose "Responsible Use of Generative AI." Disclosure is encouraged, not required.
Read →ChatGPT is showing ads in India
Free and Go users over 18 will see them. Paid plans stay ad-free.
Read →A judge vacated the Pentagon's Anthropic blacklist
Rita Lin said the supply-chain label was unlawful retaliation. Anthropic welcomed the ruling.
Read →Nvidia H200 chips reached China
ByteDance and Tencent each took about 10,000. Beijing still wants most licensed stock kept off mainland racks.
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