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智能驾驶进入"战国时代",中国本土新供应链加速形成_座舱 - Vimarsana News

智能驾驶进入"战国时代",中国本土新供应链加速形成_座舱

当新能源汽车领域的竞争日趋同质化,越来越多的车企和技术提供商开始将目光转向ADAS、智能座舱、高级自动驾驶等智能化技术领域,因为相较于前者,智能汽车在整车功能优化与拓展,以及个性化驾乘体验的打造方面,明显具备…

Source: sohu.com
Europe's appetite for wood is clashing with Black communities in South Carolina - Vimarsana News

Europe's appetite for wood is clashing with Black communities in South Carolina

Europe's appetite for wood is clashing with Black communities in South Carolina Sammy Fretwell, The State (Columbia, S.C.) May 7—Europe's effort to make energy from American wood pellets is drawing complaints from Black community leaders in South Carolina, where manufacturers are expanding to produce more of the tiny wood chips. In Greenwood County, one large wood pellet factory is increasing the size of its operation and another mill is on the drawing board. A third pellet mill, backed by local and state politicians, plans to open next summer in Florence County. South Carol...

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French Mobile Payments Firm Lydia Acquires $86 Million in Additional Funding as Part of Series B Round - Vimarsana News

French Mobile Payments Firm Lydia Acquires $86 Million in Additional Funding as Part of Series B Round

French Mobile Payments Firm Lydia Acquires $86 Million in Additional Funding as Part of Series B Round French mobile payments firm Lydia has extended its Series B investment round, raising an additional $86 million in capital led by Accel. Lydia’s total Series B funding currently stands at €131 million, which reportedly makes it the largest round ever closed by a French Fintech company. Previous investors in Lydia include Chinese digital commerce giant Tencent, New Alpha, and Open CNP. Founded in 2013, the Lydia peer to peer (P2P) payments platform claims more than 4 million users and a ...