But its legacy lives on. Rendering of the Gaia telescope in space.Credit...ESA/ATG medialab; ESO, via S. Brunier Supported by By Katrina Miller From ancient star streams to the innards of white ...

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UK-based startup focused on self-driving technology Wayve has expanded its global presence with the opening of a new testing and development centre in Yokohama, Japan. This move aims to expedite ...

Nissan said it will use self-driving software developed by Wayve to beef up its advanced driver-assistance system starting in 2027, a landmark deal for the buzzy U.K. startup that has raised more ...

The Gaia Observatory from the European Space Agency (ESA) has now been powered down and sent into a “retirement orbit” around the sun — but data from the mission will continue to be released ...

TOKYO, April 22 (Reuters) - British self-driving technology startup Wayve said on Tuesday it has established a new testing and development centre in Japan, its first expansion into an Asian market.

Nissan is teaming up with self-driving startup Wayve on a new version of its assisted driving tech. The Japanese firm is the first carmaker to use tech from the Microsoft and Nvidia-backed AI startup.

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Wayve, a leading AI-driven autonomous vehicle company, remains privately held, not listed on public exchanges. Investors must wait for a possible Wayve IPO or explore alternative autonomous ...