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Ex-Apple Employee Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets for Baidu's Autonomous Car Project - Vimarsana News

Ex-Apple Employee Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets for Baidu's Autonomous Car Project

Weibao Wang is facing charges of stealing trade secrets from Apple's self-driving car division and passing it to Baidu's car project.

How Jidu's Roboverse experience centre is disrupting the auto industry - Vimarsana News

How Jidu's Roboverse experience centre is disrupting the auto industry

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, Jidu, recently unveiled its Roboverse experience centre in Beijing, blending the virtual and physical world and celebrating digital intelligence.

Ex-Apple Employee Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets Is Exec at Baidu Self-Driving Car Joint Venture - Vimarsana News

Ex-Apple Employee Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets Is Exec at Baidu Self-Driving Car Joint Venture

Weibao Wang is a senior executive at Jidu, an electric vehicle joint venture between Baidu and Chinese car maker Geely.

Ex-Apple employee accused of stealing secrets is Jidu Automotive exec - Vimarsana News

Ex-Apple employee accused of stealing secrets is Jidu Automotive exec

Weibao Wang is a senior executive at Jidu, an electric vehicle joint venture between Baidu and Chinese car maker Geely.

Source: cnbc.com
Former Apple engineer charged with stealing autonomous car tech trade secrets - Vimarsana News

Former Apple engineer charged with stealing autonomous car tech trade secrets

The U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday it has charged a former Apple Inc. engineer with attempting to steal the firm's technology related to autonomous systems, including self-driving cars, and then fleeing to China.

Source: cbc.ca