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Tesla Cybertruck Faces Rainy Day Blues: Software Issues Revealed

Tesla Cybertruck owner in San Diego, Max Delbecq, finds his vehicle's software stumbles during its first rainy day. Sentry Mode and Full Self-Driving (FSD) systems struggle, leading to a critique of Tesla's camera-only approach. Despite software glitches, the Cybertruck's road handling impresses.

Nov 26

Tesla Cybertruck Faces Rainy Day Blues: Software Issues Revealed

Tesla Windshield Shattered Amidst San Diego's 'Hands Off' Protest: Hunt for the Perpetrator

In the midst of San Diego’s ‘Hands Off’ protest, tensions rose as an unidentified man shattered a Tesla's windshield. The San Diego Police Department is on the hunt for the individual responsible for this act. The protest, which was intended to be peaceful, took a turn as property damage became a point of concern for participants and residents alike. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward as they investigate the motives behind this incident.

Apr 9

Tesla Windshield Shattered Amidst San Diego's 'Hands Off' Protest: Hunt for the Perpetrator

Waymo Steers into New Cities: Autonomous Testing Accelerates

Alphabet's Waymo is shifting gears, expanding its autonomous vehicle testing to over 10 new cities, including San Diego and Las Vegas, by 2025. With plans to initiate testing using trained specialists for manual driving before moving to full autonomy, Waymo recently secured $5.6 billion primarily from Alphabet to fuel this ambitious endeavor. This expansion aims to tackle complex urban environments, ensuring thorough AI readiness. While safety and regulatory challenges loom, Waymo's strategic, cautious approach signals a robust roadmap into the future of autonomous transportation.

Jan 30

Waymo Steers into New Cities: Autonomous Testing Accelerates

Amazon Restructures: Fashion & Fitness Units Face Layoffs

In a sweeping move, Amazon has laid off around 200 employees in its Fashion and Fitness unit amidst strategic restructuring. This decision is part of Amazon's ongoing efforts to optimize operations and enhance customer service within its e-commerce framework. While the layoffs predominantly affect staff based in San Diego, transition support assurances have been given to the impacted workers. Amazon asserts these changes are unrelated to the discontinuation of its 'Try Before You Buy' service, emphasizing a commitment to improving efficiency and innovation.

Jan 18

Amazon Restructures: Fashion & Fitness Units Face Layoffs