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Local media reported some passengers were inside for nearly two hours.

The Huashan A2000 chip, built on a 7-nanometer process, is set for mass production in January 2025.

The internet giant has been granted a license to test fully driverless vehicles on public roads in Beijing.

Apollo Go, the firm’s autonomous ride-hailing service platform, has tripled the size of its operation area to cover 130 square kilometers in Wuhan.

This marks the first time a company in China is allowed to offer ride-hailing robotaxi services without a human operator in the driver’s seat.

Some industries are taking a hit as the novel coronavirus situation worsens, but not all is lost.

Constrained logistics, declining food delivery orders, and travel cancellations may impact revenue growth in the March quarter, the company said.

China’s “sharing” startups are super hot right now – particularly bike-share apps. But every one of them lives under the constant threat of bans or other curbs by authorities.

The hybrid-electric car Uber was going to use in Wuhan. It was just last week that Uber announced the launch of its new UberGreen electric car service in China with

Uber is going green in China with a deal to run hybrid electric cars in one Chinese city.