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/PRNewswire/ -- TuSimple Holdings Inc. (OTCMKTS: TSPH) ("TuSimple" or the "Company"), a global autonomous driving technology company, today announced the...

Despite autonomous vehicles in trucking still being developed and tested, we can explore where autonomous trucking development is now and what advantages AV providers and fleets...

The US Government has halted the sale of NVIDIA's A100 AI GPU to a Chinese firm, hinting at the fact that we might see "harsher" restrictions.

Authorities stopped the shipment by autonomous-trucking firm TuSimple in its latest tangle with the U.S. government.

TuSimple, which is exiting the U.S. market, attempted to send 24 A100 GPUs to Australia — but the shipment was blocked over concerns they might eventually make their way to China.

A federal judge granted a motion this week to keep San Diego-based TuSimple from sharing trade secrets outside of the United States

By Xinhua writers Cheng Lu, Zhao Yeping and Yuan Rui HAIKOU, Jan. 23 (Xinhua) -- In the hush of the night, a blaze of brilliance pierced the darkness, its fiery ascent thundering through the clouds. On the sandy beaches, rooftops and balconies of high-rise residential buildings in Longlou, a quaint township in southern China, all eyes turned skyward, as the resounding rumble of the carrier rocket and the thunderous roar of the crowd swept over this town located in Wenchang City in the island

One-time autonomous trucking leader TuSimple took the next step in its pullout from the U.S. market by voluntarily delisting from the Nasdaq. The post Autonomous truck developer TuSimple going private appeared first on FreightWaves.

Item 5.07 Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders. TuSimple Holdings...

Business Highlights Released the results of a fuel efficiency study in the U.S. comparing over 30,000 miles of autonomous and manually driven miles that...