Baidu starts robotaxi testing in London with Lyft

The companies said dozens of test vehicles will operate in Brent, and public robotaxi services could start in 2027 if regulators approve.

The companies said dozens of test vehicles will operate in Brent, and public robotaxi services could start in 2027 if regulators approve.
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PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — Pennsylvania has created a new fund for startups that state officials hope will grow the life sciences industry and create new jobs. Gov. Josh Shapiro came to Philadelphia on Tuesday to announce that there’s $125 million in the new state budget for nurturing new biotechnology, including the creation of a statewide…
The latest Indian startup funding snapshot offers a clear answer for new founders: capital is available, but it is concentrating around companies that can show measurable traction, efficient execution, or a credible path to large markets. Tracxn data reported for the week ended July 17, 2026, showed $346.2 million raised across 20 Indian startup rounds,…
Europe is caught in a strategic autonomy paradox. While it may have the lead in writing tech-sovereignty frameworks, it invests only a fraction of what the tech heavyweights are pouring into the sector. The European Commission has reported that the EU invested only 4% of what the US spends on AI. In venture capital, about…
When the Prime Minister announced Australia’s national AI strategy last week, I expected the typical splits and responses to the policy. Some cautious applause, scepticism, a lot of noise in-between. And at face value, what surprised me was just how clear the majority of Australians appeared to be about what happens next. A national survey…