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Tesla Cybertruck: driver dies in first fatal crash

A Tesla Cybertruck driver died in what is believed to be the first reported fatal crash in the electric pickup truck that has yet to be third-party crash tested. Tesla has a stellar crash testing record over the years, and several of its vehicles are the safety leaders in their categories. The automaker has signaled that it expects the same for its Cybertruck, which it claims is built…
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CryptoNews

Following the Crypto Downturn, Market Observers Predict a 2020-Style Comeback

Over the past 24 hours, as market values have declined significantly, many observers have begun discussing the current crypto market cycle and the potential for digital currency prices to recover. Data indicates that hundreds of billions of dollars have exited the crypto economy, but some believe a rebound similar to 2020 could still occur. Onlookers Attempt to Guess Market Cycle’s Next Move The…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Ema raises $36M to build universal AI employees for enterprises

San Francisco-based Ema, the AI agent startup founded by former Google and Okta employees, today announced it is raising an additional $36 million as part of a Series A fundraising round. The investment takes the company’s total raise to $61 million and was led by Accel and Section 32. The company says it’ll use the cash to further develop its proprietary tech allowing enterprises to…
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Rivian round-up, Elon flip-flops on patents, and Amazon bets big on EVs

On today’s thrilling episode of Quick Charge, we’re catching up with the latest news about Rivian, its high marks for quality, lawsuit with Tesla, and (maybe) hot-selling R2. We also cover Amazon’s aggressive EV expansion plans and do our level best not to call Trump fans “weird.” It’s no secret that Rivian is gaining friends and fans across the industry with its more conventionally…
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