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Those plans never materialised. Then in April this year, Musk again tweeted that a planned supercharger station in Santa Monica, California, would feature a retro diner. Tesla now claims to have installed 25,000 superchargers worldwide. The company says its third-generation V3 supercharger can support peak charging rates of up to 250 kilowatts per vehicle. According to Tesla, this would cut the average charging time to 15 minutes. Or, to put it another way, just long enough to have a burger at a Tesla diner. This isn't the first time the company has strayed into the food and drink sphere. Las...

Human oversight on autonomous technology like driverless cars has bloated costs, which is the opposite of what these systems were supposed to do.

Switches on first six mmWave locations Optus has advanced its 5G leadership, switching on its first six 5G mmWave commercial sites in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, just as the carrier reaches 1 million 5G capable devices on its network. Optus mmWave sites are equipped with 800Mhz spectrum, tapping into the golden Ghz acquired during last months 5G spectrum auction. For Optus customers this means that once mmWave commercial devices are available they will benefit from the ultra-high capacity and speeds enabled by mmWave. Its this capacity and speed that will be the catalyst for a wave of new...

“Driverless” Cars are Here (And Unextiquishable Fires & Death) It took Americans several years to get used to the “horseless carriage” over a hundred and twenty years ago. We’ll see how long it will take to acclimate to the “driverless carriage”. For the better part of the past decade we’ve heard tales of the eminent coming of the driverless car era. Companies have been testing driverless both on closed tracks and in real-time traffic. You may have even heard about the people who shot a porn scene in a driverless car. Tesla officially says that the “driverless mode” on the...

Tesla driverless car crashes into tree and bursts into flames in Texas, killing two Posted Yesterday at 11:00pm SunSunday 18 AprApril 2021 at 11:00pm Tesla and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration did not immediately respond to a request for comment. ( Share Print text only Cancel Two men have died after a Tesla vehicle, which was believed to be operating without anyone in the driver's seat, crashed into a tree on Saturday night north of Houston, authorities said. Key points: After the fire was extinguished, authorities located two occupants in the vehicle, with one in the fro...