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Ride-hailing giant Uber is accelerating its autonomous driving ambitions through deep cooperation with chip maker Nvidia and automotive giant Stellantis. According to a statement released by Nvidia on Tuesday, October 28, Uber plans to expand its autonomous vehicle fleet starting in 2027, with the ultimate goal of building a Robotaxi

``` Author | Wang Xiaojuan Editor | Huang Yu As early as when AI tools first emerged, there were already rumors about Yiwu businesswomen transforming e-commerce processes with AI, sparking attention; now this transformation is spreading across the board. On October 28, Feishu officially announced its participation in the Double 11 preparations. Its

Microsoft and OpenAI have announced a restructuring of their partnership. The "union of the century" that began in 2019 has officially entered the "amicable separation" phase, as both sides retain the core framework of cooperation while embarking on new paths of independent development. On October 28

With the booming market of cryptocurrency assets, Changpeng Zhao has recently been frequently active in the news headlines. In the newly released "2025 Hurun Rich List," the founder of the largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance—Changpeng Zhao—is listed in a very prominent position, ranking 13th on the list

``` Nvidia is integrating Finnish telecom equipment manufacturer Nokia into its vast artificial intelligence ecosystem through a $1 billion strategic investment. According to a statement released by Nokia on Tuesday, Nvidia will subscribe to 166.4 million newly issued Nokia shares at a price of $6.01 per share, totaling a

``` A geopolitical dispute revolving around basic chips is evolving into a supply chain crisis for global automobile production. On Monday, Honda announced it would cut production by half at its assembly plant in Alliston, Ontario, which produces the Civic sedan and CR-V sport utility vehicle. According to media reports citing

On the eve of the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy meeting, Besant’s rare remarks have once again stirred the market’s sensitivity towards the direction of Japan’s monetary policy. U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant unusually urged the Japanese government in public, saying Japan should give the Bank