NVIDIA has released Alpamayo 2 Super for commercial use, giving autonomous-vehicle teams an open model for reasoning, training and deployment.

UK-based autonomous driving software startup Wayve secured $1.2 billion in new funding from a coalition of automotive and tech giants, signaling strong industry confidence in its AI-first approach to self-driving.

Tesla begins operating China-focused AI training center to enhance FSD capabilities in world's largest EV market, addressing data sovereignty requirements as Chinese automakers accelerate L3 autonomous driving deployment.

Alphabet's Waymo secures $16 billion in funding at a $126 billion valuation, leading the week's largest funding rounds as it plans to expand robotaxi services to 20 new cities including Tokyo and London.

Elon Musk announced that Tesla is aiming for a nine-month design cycle for its AI processors, a pace that would surpass the yearly cadence of industry leaders Nvidia and AMD.