With more than 2 million vehicles in circulation, Wuxi processes around 1.6 PB (petabyte) of traffic data each day on average.
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Briefing: Apple acquires self-driving startup Drive.ai days before shutdown
Apple has hired a “handful” of its hardware and software engineers to work at its special projects division.
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BMW partners with Tencent to launch computing center for driverless cars
BMW is drawing close to mass production of its L3 autonomous vehicle in 2021.
Posted inHeavy Hitters
Didi opens transit datasets to public for urban planning use
Machine-learning applications powered by large datasets play a critical role in planning safer, smarter transport networks.
Posted inUp and Comers
Briefing: Guangzhou grants 20 test licenses to self-driving startup WeRide
Four major Chinese cities have allowed self-driving vehicle testing on designated roads.
Posted inOn the Cusp
AutoX to launch 100 robotaxis in Shanghai by year-end, challenging Didi
The news follows a similar announcement made by rival Didi a day earlier.
Posted inTurf Wars
Didi to launch autonomous taxi service in Shanghai
The company is the latest tech firm to announce plans to test robotaxis in China.
Posted inHeavy Hitters
Tesla seeks Apple’s help in IP theft case against Chinese engineer
Cao Guangzhi confirmed that he had uploaded Tesla’s Autopilot source code to his personal iCloud account.
Posted inOn the Cusp
Briefing: China holds driverless car race, Tsinghua University team places first
The competition is meant to spur China’s efforts in autonomous driving development.
Posted inWith Chinese Characteristics
China drafts guidelines for AV security, but challenges remain
Beijing took a significant step forward in April 2018, issuing its first national guidelines that allow cities in China to test self-driving cars on their roads.
