Tensor launches the world’s first personal autonomous Robocar at Dubai World Congress 2025, with customer deliveries planned from late 2026 Tensor, a leading AI company, will debut the Tensor Robocar ...

Imagine cruising along Jumeirah Road with your hands off the steering wheel? This is not a far-off possibility as Tensor, a Silicon Valley agentic AI company, will debut its Tensor Robocar — marketed ...

Google’s robot car spin-off is getting ready to launch driverless taxis on Britain’s roads as ministers prepare to give the green light to rides. Waymo, which is majority owned by Google’s parent ...

Stock market recommendations: SBI Securities' Sudeep Shah suggests a bullish outlook for the Indian market, anticipating a brief pause before further gains in Nifty and Bank Nifty. Lemon Tree Hotels ...

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre is developing a powerful 200 MWe reactor to significantly enhance the endurance of the Indian Navy's future submarines, including the S-5 class. This upgrade, more than ...

You may soon drive to an airport, then fly home. Alef Aeronautics announced formal agreements with Half Moon Bay and Hollister airports to begin test operations of a road-legal, vertical-takeoff ...

The day before he was horrifically murdered, Charlie Kirk sent me a direct message on X. He and I had been sparring publicly over the killing of a Ukrainian refugee and its relationship to race. He ...

If you've spent time in a camper van, you know what to expect. You trade a little comfort for a lot of freedom, squeeze into tight corners and make peace with the idea that personal space is secondary ...

They effectively control our fates, but deep down, they know they’re sniveling, pathetic, and inadequate, and it eats them up. Elon Musk and Stephen Miller during a meeting in the Oval Office on ...

The Trump administration urged the Supreme Court on Friday to withdraw deportation protections that had been extended to some 300,000 Venezuelans living in the United States – and it accused a lower ...

A lawyer for Google’s parent company admitted the Biden administration exerted its executive authority, pressuring the tech company to censor people and remove certain content in a new letter to Rep.