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Month: August 2021

Toyota suspends use of self-driving vehicle in Olympic Village after collision with Paralympic athlete

By Clare Duffy, CNN Business A self-driving Toyota vehicle was barely moving, but it still managed to collide with a visually-impaired athlete at the Paralympic Games, raising potential concerns about the limitations of autonomous driving technology. Toyota’s CEO on Friday apologized in a video posted to YouTube after one of the company’s self-driving vehicles hit

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Nuevo informe de inteligencia sobre el origen del covid-19 llega a una evaluación no concluyente

Ángela Reyes (CNN) — La comunidad de Inteligencia de Estados Unidos llegó a una evaluación no concluyente sobre los orígenes del covid-19 tras una investigación de 90 días que ordenó el presidente Joe Biden, según un informe no clasificado publicado el viernes. La comunidad de Inteligencia todavía está dividida sobre cuál de las dos teorías

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Abbott warns of some constraints on Covid-19 home test supply as Delta surge leads to ‘unprecedented demand’

By Jacqueline Howard, CNN Abbott Laboratories says the supply of its at-home Covid-19 tests may be constrained in the coming weeks as demand has grown to “unprecedented” levels during the current surge of coronavirus infections driven by the highly transmissible Delta variant. “We’re seeing unprecedented demand as case rates rise — and we’ve been scaling

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Abbott warns of some constraints on Covid-19 home test supply as Delta surge leads to ‘unprecedented demand’

By Jacqueline Howard, CNN Abbott Laboratories says the supply of its at-home Covid-19 tests may be constrained in the coming weeks as demand has grown to “unprecedented” levels during the current surge of coronavirus infections driven by the highly transmissible Delta variant. “We’re seeing unprecedented demand as case rates rise — and we’ve been scaling

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