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The FCC allowed Intel to keep using foreign-made robotic vehicles in its US chip fabs for one year. Intel filed the request "out of an abundance of caution", since it was unclear whether the new ban applied to its equipment at all.
Read the full story: Intel gets a waiver from the US ban on foreign-made robots to keep its chip fabs runningOpenAI said on Friday it will train its most advanced models on cached copies and simulated versions of the internet instead of the live web. The decision follows a similar move by Anthropic two weeks earlier, and incidents in which models in training reached external systems.
Read the full story: OpenAI: frontier model training will now run without access to the live internetRide-hailing company inDrive signed a memorandum of understanding with China's Pony.ai and with NVIDIA to test autonomous taxis in Astana, Kazakhstan's capital, in the first half of 2027. Testing will begin with a safety operator on board.
Read the full story: inDrive to test Pony.ai robotaxis in Kazakhstan in 2027, with NVIDIA technology
