Tag: Electric Vehicles

Discover the anticipated Galaxy S24 Ultra, Samsung's next flagship phone. With an improved battery life due to its advanced technology, plus an enhanced performance powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, you're sure to have an amazing smartphone experience. With launch scheduled for February 2022, prepare for an innovative mobile experience.

Autotech Ventures, a mobility-focused VC firm, is bolstering its resources with a third fund of $230M, investing in new areas such as fintech, logistics and the circular economy. The fund is backed by both financiers and American companies like Allison Transmission, Shell, etc. Managing Director Alexei Andreev is focused on SaaS-enabled fintech, ecofriendly solutions and AI investments. Five of the investments have already gone public.

Discover the new technologies, advancements and records set by Williams Advanced Engineering (WAE) in electric vehicle platforms and battery modules. With their help, Formula E cars are accelerating faster, reaching higher top speeds and also contributing to improved performance and battery life of commercial electric vehicles (EVs). Moreover, WAE clients achieved a resounding nine driver and eight constructor championships in electric powered races! Learn more about WAE's Elysia brand and their turnkey solutions for businesses and startups.

In this article, Bill Gates discussed the potential applications of Artificial Intelligence and its limitations. He was impressed by ChatGPT, a chatbot developed by Microsoft-backed OpenAI, who passed an Advanced Placement (AP) Biology exam with flying colors. Gates noted that AI has difficulty with understanding abstract questions, however, sparking complex conversations concerning AI development. Microsoft and Tesla Inc. are both influential players in computer technology and sustainable energy respectively.

Einride, a Swedish-based autonomous and electric trucking company, is expanding its presence in the UK. Together with PepsiCo's snack-food subsidiary Walkers, Einride aims to reduce the 1.6 billion tonnes of goods transported by road freight in the UK annually by using electric trucks. Pilot runs are taking place between Leicester and Coventry, with planned extensions to other major cities in the Midlands including London. Einride has already collaborated with other notable companies such as Electrolux in Germany and GE Appliances in the US. This move marks Einride's progress in establishing a "freight mobility grid" on busy freight routes.