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Waymo’s next-gen robotaxi is ready for passengers — and also ‘high-volume production’

Andrew J. Hawkins / theverge - After years of testing and validation, Waymo announced today that it's sixth-generation robotaxi technology is finally ready for passenger trips. The updated autonomous driving system will first be rolled out for employees and their friends in San Francis…


Field ops: DoorDash pilots and DC lobbying battle local rules

Waymo Asks the DC Public to Pressure Their City Officials

22 days / wired / Aarian Marshall

Waymo Is Getting DoorDashers to Close Doors on Self Driving Cars

22 days / 404media / Joseph Cox


Manufacturing drama: Hyundai deals and China-built vans spark scrutiny

Waymo launching China-made van that won't fail in rain, snow, or gloom of night

22 days / theregister / Brandon Vigliarolo

Hyundai is reportedly looking to supply Waymo with 50,000 IONIQ 5 for robotaxis - Electrek

23 days / electrek


On the ground: Ojai robotaxis roll out, production-ready for riders

Waymo Announces Its Next Generation of Robotaxis

22 days / gizmodo / Bruce Gil

Waymo begins deploying next-gen Ojai robotaxis to extend its U.S. lead

22 days / cnbc

Waymo’s next-gen robotaxi is ready for passengers — and also ‘high-volume production’

22 days / theverge / Andrew J. Hawkins

Waymo’s next-gen robotaxi is ready for passengers — and also ‘high-volume production’ - The Verge

22 days / theverge


Waymo’s push: one‑million weekly rides and rapid market scaling

Alphabet (GOOGL) Stock: Waymo Deploys Next-Gen Robotaxis as Company Targets One Million Weekly Rides

22 days / parameter / Trader Edge

Waymo says it will have 1 million weekly riders this year

22 days / sherwood / Rani Molla


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Waymo Announces Its Next Generation of Robotaxis

22 days / bsky / @gizmodo.com / gizmodo.com

The companies have launched a pilot program in Atlanta, where “during the rare event a vehicle door is left ajar, preventing the car from departing, nearby Dashers are notified, allowing Waymo to get its vehicles back on the road quickly.”

22 days / bsky / @404media.co / 404media.co

OK. So *this* is the AI future. 1. Replace delivery drivers with self-driving cars ... 2. ...that only drive if their doors are closed ... 3. ... so you have to pay people to go around closing the car doors on the self-driving cars. www.404media.co/wa

22 days / bsky / @lanceparkin.bsky.social / lanceparkin.bsky.social

Another reason why Tesla’s FSD systems simply aren’t ready: Waymo quote. ““While cameras on conventional cars can struggle with raindrops, road grime, and ice, our system features integrated cleaning systems to maintain visibility.”.” $TSLA $TSLAQ $GOOG

22 days / bsky / @talesftf.bsky.social / talesftf.bsky.social

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Apple Stores See iPhone 16e, iPad Air Shortages as New Models Near

Tim Hardwick / macrumors - Apple's retail inventory of iPhone 16e and iPad Air models has reportedly dwindled to almost nothing as the company inches towards the release of new versions of both devices. They are expected to launch in the coming weeks.In a post on X (Twitter), Bloom…

#apple #business #iphone #supplychain #ipad #manufacturing #technology #gadgets #smartphone

Now Isn't the Time to Buy an iPhone 16E. Here's Why You Should Wait

22 days / cnet / David Lumb

iPhone 16e and iPad Air stocks are reportedly depleting at Apple retail

22 days / appleinsider

Apple Stores See iPhone 16e, iPad Air Shortages as New Models Near

22 days / macrumors / Tim Hardwick

iPhone 16e Inventory Has ‘Dried Out,’ According To Apple Employees, Signaling The Imminent Arrival Of The iPhone 17e

22 days / wccftech / Omar Sohail

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Memory price surge of ‘more than 600%’ squeezes China’s device makers

scmp - A global memory supply shock is sweeping through the electronics industry, as surging component costs threaten to squeeze China’s smartphone and broadband equipment manufacturers.New data from TrendForce and Counterpoint Research point to mounting risks a…

#semiconductors #chips #stockmarket #business #supplychain #pricing #manufacturing #technology #cisco #memory

Lenovo hikes PC prices and warns of a prolonged memory crisis

22 days / digitaltrends

HANMI's New Wide TC Bonder Equipment Paves Way for HBM5 & HBM6

22 days / techpowerup

Corsair fights back against RAM scammers and thieves with packaging shift — ditches iconic yellow boxes for transparent plastic and anti-tampering labels

22 days / tomshardware

Cisco's memory-price warning is having ripple effects across the tech sector

22 days / cnbc

The memory boom is back: Global revenue to reach $551 billion in 2026 as prices skyrocket

22 days / techspot

Memory chip stocks: Why Micron and Sandisk are soaring today as shortage fuels global RAM demand

22 days / fastcompany / Michael Grothaus

Memory price surge of ‘more than 600%’ squeezes China’s device makers

22 days / scmp

Cisco slumps as memory price spike weighed on margins

22 days / sherwood / Matt Phillips

Memory price explosion triggers PC buying spree

22 days / theregister / Dan Robinson

Memory hoarding and skyrocketing prices hit entry-level electronics demand, foundry orders — China's top chipmaker points to supply chain pressures squeezing out consumers

22 days / reddit / /u/sr_local

Back to Top / Thursday, February 12, 2026, 8:21 am / permalink 19061 / 10 stories in 22 days


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