Waymo has paused freeway autonomous vehicle operations across all US markets due to safety issues related to construction zones and flooded roads, impacting service and scaling efforts.
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Waymo suspends freeway driving amid safety concerns
Show HN: ShadowCat – file transfer through QR Codes in a Browser
ShadowCat introduces a browser-based, offline file transfer method using QR codes, enabling data exchange between old devices without radios.
Google appeals search monopoly ruling, says it won business ‘fair and square’
Google has officially appealed a federal court ruling that labeled it an illegal search monopolist, asserting it won market share fairly. The case now moves to a higher court.
Global infrastructure funding doubles over 5 years, led by Japanese banks
Worldwide infrastructure project financing has doubled over five years, with Japanese banks, especially MUFG, at the forefront, driven by supply chain diversification and geopolitical risks.
John Travolta Pulled Off a Beret. Could You?
John Travolta was recently seen sporting a beret, sparking discussions on style and confidence. Can you wear one too?
Deno 2.8
Deno 2.8 introduces new subcommands, enhanced security features, and improved package management, marking its biggest minor release to date.
Chinese drone shipments nose-dive on domestic restrictions, US ban
Chinese civilian drone exports have declined significantly amid domestic restrictions and a US ban, prompting industry shifts towards cameras and other sectors.
Hitachi lands deal for Mexican railway signaling system
Hitachi wins a €168 million contract to install signaling and telecom systems on a 396-km railway line in northeast Mexico, expanding its transportation footprint.
Quantum computing CEOs hope “validating” government backing proves their technology is no longer speculative
CEOs of Infleqtion and D-Wave see recent U.S. government grants as validation, boosting industry confidence and accelerating quantum computing R&D.
Myanmar’s political transition needs press freedom benchmarks, says CPJ
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls for press freedom to be a key measure in Myanmar’s ongoing political transition, citing worsening journalist imprisonment.
