Volvo to use Nvidia AI for hands‑free point‑to‑point driving by 2030
Volvo says its next‑gen autonomous system will enable hands‑free, point‑to‑point trips by 2030 using Nvidia’s
Volvo announced that its hands‑free, point‑to‑point driving feature will debut by 2030 and will be powered by Nvidia’s newest artificial‑intelligence technology. The Swedish‑designed, Chinese‑owned automaker said the upgrade expands a partnership that has lasted nearly a decade, extending Nvidia’s role beyond its battery‑electric models to all future vehicles. The collaboration will provide the computing power needed for fully autonomous navigation without driver input.
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Meta releases Muse Spark Open AI model for Apple silicon Macs
Meta and Apple have introduced Muse Spark Open, an open‑weight large language model designed to run locally on Macs with Apple silicon. The company describes the model as the most capable open‑weight system released in the United States to date. Running the model requires a machine with at least 1 TB of RAM, limiting its use to high‑end workstations. The partnership allows the
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United adds tracker to show Starlink Wi‑Fi availability on
United Airlines has launched an online tracker that lets passengers see whether a specific flight offers Starlink satellite Wi‑Fi. The service, first rolled out in early 2025, now reaches roughly half of United’s scheduled flights. Travelers can use the new tool before booking or at check‑in to confirm high‑speed internet coverage on their itinerary.
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