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Inside Intel’s bid to rewire its destiny
- Intel aims to clean up balance sheet, focus on engineering and products with new CEO.
- Analysts highlight Intel's need to refocus on core products, innovate in AI, and partner wisely.
- Decline in x86 revenues signals Intel's struggle amid competition, shift towards niche markets.
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Episode 517: Interview With a Robotaxi User
- Interview with a Robotaxi user who used Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing service in Austin.
- First self-delivering Tesla finds new owner.
- Tesla testing a virtual queuing system for Supercharging.
- Various shoutouts and promotions related to Patreon, contests, extended warranties, Tesla accessories, and Immaculate Reflections services.
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The Verge
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‘We are the media now’: why Tesla’s robotaxis were dominated by Elon Musk superfans
- The robotaxi launch in Austin, Texas last week, conducted by Tesla, was dominated by a group of Tesla influencers and Elon Musk superfans, who were supportive of Musk's vision, while excluding and ridiculing journalists and tech bloggers who may have been critical.
- Tesla fans in Austin and online were following Musk's lead in fostering resentment towards critical media, as seen by their reactions to journalists asking basic questions about the robotaxi service.
- Influencers like Zack on X openly ignored journalists trying to cover the event, receiving support from their followers. Some followers expressed strong disdain towards traditional media outlets and journalists attempting to ask questions.
- The coverage of the event highlighted the influence of Tesla fans, Musk's anti-media stance, and the exclusion and mockery of journalists and critics by Tesla enthusiasts.
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Guardian
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‘Lidar is lame’: why Elon Musk’s vision for a self-driving Tesla taxi faltered
- Elon Musk's self-driving Tesla taxi service launch in Austin faces major hurdles.
- Service showcased cars struggling with traffic laws and functionality during limited run.
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opens investigation into Tesla's driverless service.
- Tesla's reliance on camera-only technology contrasts with competitors' use of lidar and radar.
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Watch the first fully autonomous Tesla Model Y deliver itself to the customer
- Tesla has shared a video of the first Model Y autonomously delivering itself to its owner from the Gigafactory in Austin, Texas.
- The self-delivered Model Y in Quicksilver color completed a 30-minute journey without any human present inside or remote control from Tesla, showcasing the capabilities of Tesla's autonomous driving technology.
- The vehicle, equipped with the latest hardware and software, reached a max speed of 72 mph during the delivery, demonstrating its ability to handle various traffic scenarios.
- Autonomous customer deliveries in Austin, Texas, are part of Tesla's progress towards Unsupervised Full Self-Driving, although the vehicle will have the same software version as other Tesla owners in the fleet post-delivery.
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Insider
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Just buy the dip: Brave investors have been rewarded during a turbulent first half of 2025
- Buying the dip has been an effective strategy in 2025, rewarding traders who bought during sell-offs with the S&P 500 hitting record highs.
- Despite market volatility, stocks like Tesla and Nvidia also saw successful recoveries after sharp declines, providing buying opportunities for investors.
- Retail investors have played a significant role in dip-buying, capitalizing on market pullbacks and contributing to the market rally seen in the first half of 2025.
- Positive geopolitical developments and factors like the TACO trade have further fueled the market's upward momentum, with stocks like Nvidia reaching record highs.
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Medium
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Why Tesla Sells More Stock Than Cars in Korea
- Growing up in Korea, cars symbolized national pride, with Hyundai and Kia prominent.
- Koreans show a unique trend of driving Hyundai cars but investing in Tesla stocks.
- Tesla stands out by redefining the auto industry with self-driving tech and CEO influence.
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The Verge
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Tesla says it delivered its first car autonomously from factory to customer
- Tesla completed its first fully autonomous vehicle delivery, a Tesla Model Y, from the factory to a customer's apartment building.
- Elon Musk announced the achievement a day earlier than planned, with the car driving autonomously with no people inside or remote operators controlling it.
- Although Waymo has been operating fully driverless vehicles with passengers on highways for over a year, Tesla's milestone is significant given its rocky robotaxi rollout.
- Tesla's ability to operate fully autonomous vehicles on highways without safety monitors shows progress towards unsupervised driving, despite the current need for monitors in robotaxis.
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Mensjournal
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Elon Musk Has One-Word Reaction to Tesla Making History
- Tesla made history with the first autonomous delivery of a car from its Gigafactory in Texas to the owner's home, 30 minutes away with a top speed of 72 mph.
- Elon Musk reacted with one-word 'Kapow!' to the breakthrough, mentioning the self-delivery happened a day ahead of schedule with no human or remote operator inside the car.
- The Tesla Model Y self-delivery is the latest achievement in Tesla's advancements in vehicle autonomy, following the recent launch of robotaxis in Austin, Texas.
- Musk previously estimated Tesla could have hundreds of thousands to over a million autonomous vehicles on U.S. roads in the future.
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Teslarati
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Xiaomi CEO congratulates Tesla on first FSD delivery: “We have to continue learning!”
- Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun congratulated Tesla on its first Full Self-Driving (FSD) delivery and acknowledged the need for Xiaomi to continue learning in the electric vehicle industry.
- Lei Jun's comments were in response to a post by Tesla VP Grace Tao highlighting the autonomous delivery of a Model Y with no driver, reaching speeds over 70 mph.
- Tesla's innovative FSD program and achievements in the industry command respect internationally, with Xiaomi seen as a strong competitor to Tesla in the Chinese electric vehicle market.
- Xiaomi's recent vehicle, the YU7, is positioned as a formidable rival to Tesla's Model Y in terms of affordability, size, and features, receiving significant attention and over 200,000 firm orders within minutes of its launch.
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Teslarati
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Tesla silences FSD critics by posting full video of Model Y delivering itself to customer
- Tesla silenced Full Self-Driving (FSD) critics by posting a video of a Model Y delivering itself to a customer, proving skeptics wrong.
- Elon Musk's announcement of the self-delivery faced initial doubts due to lack of accompanying video evidence.
- Tesla later shared a video showing the Model Y autonomously driving for about 30 minutes from Giga Texas to the customer's house.
- Despite lingering skepticism from some critics, the video evidence of the self-driving capability has reduced doubts about Tesla's FSD technology.
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Teslarati
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Ford CEO favors Waymo’s LiDAR approach over Tesla’s vision-only self-driving
- Ford CEO Jim Farley expresses skepticism about Tesla's vision-only self-driving approach during a recent event.
- Farley favors Waymo's LiDAR-based approach, citing safety and consumer trust.
- Ford considers LiDAR as mission critical for autonomous driving, despite acknowledging progress made by Tesla and Waymo.
- Tesla continues with its vision-only self-driving approach, while Ford focuses on high-speed, eyes-off experiences like BlueCruise.
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Insider
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Tesla's first fully autonomous car drove itself to its new Texas owner, doing 72 mph on the highway, an engineer says
- Tesla's first fully autonomous Model Y drove itself to its new owner in Texas, reaching speeds of 72 mph on the highway, according to a Tesla engineer.
- Elon Musk announced the accomplishment, highlighting that it was a fully autonomous delivery with no people in the car or remote operators controlling it.
- While Musk's claim of being the first self-driving car on a highway isn't entirely accurate, this achievement is significant for Tesla, given the delays in launching Full Self-Driving technology.
- Waymo autonomous cars also have plans for freeway testing, and self-driving freight trucks from Aurora have been operating in Texas, including on highways with similar speed limits.
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The Robot Report
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Tesla launches Robotaxi service in Austin
- Tesla has officially launched its Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, equipped with Full Self-Driving software.
- The service is limited to select investors and influencers and operates with a safety monitor present during all rides.
- Riders pay a flat fee of $4.20 per ride, but issues like veering into oncoming traffic lanes and drop-off problems have been reported.
- Despite some reported issues, initial feedback from riders has been mostly positive, with the service attracting Tesla fans, investors, and automotive influencers.
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Teslarati
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A Tesla just delivered itself to a customer autonomously, Elon Musk confirms
- A Tesla vehicle has autonomously delivered itself to a customer for the first time ever, confirmed by Elon Musk one day ahead of schedule.
- The car rolled off the production line at Gigafactory Texas and drove to the customer without any onboard assistance or remote control.
- The fully autonomous delivery involved no people in the car or remote operators controlling it on a public highway, reaching speeds of up to 72 miles per hour.
- Tesla has recently introduced its Robotaxi in Austin, with plans to potentially have every vehicle self-deliver to customers in the future.
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