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General Motors gained as much as 8.9% to a record high on Tuesday. The gain comes on news that its autonomous vehicle subsidiary, Cruise, is receiving a large investment from Microsoft. Microsoft joins a number of companies in a $2 billion funding round for Cruise. Tuesday's price is a record-high for GM since it emerged from bankruptcy at the end of the Great Recession. The partnership will accelerate the commercialization of self-driving vehicles. It brings together the two companies' software and hardware engineering expertise, cloud computing capabilities, and manufacturing knowledge.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation presented its EMIRAI xDAS 3.1 concept car at the 2017 CeBIT tech fair in Hanover on Monday, giving a potential look at the types of vehicles which might be driving our roads in about 5 to 10 years time. The futuristic concept features next-gen driving-assistance technology, augmented reality navigation, gesture and face recognition, and wearable devices which provide information to specific passengers. It also collects information about the drivers' physical condition via camera sensors and a built-in cardiograph to combat fatigue.
Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn unveiled details of the latest model of the second-generation Nissan Leaf at the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 and introduced the company's new system for handling self-driving cars, dubbed Seamless Autonomous Mobility, or SAM. Developed with NASA tech, SAM is set to connect the autonomous vehicle with human support at a control centre in a bid to deal with unexpected situations that the car's internal system cannot handle alone.
African football supremo Patrice Motsepe launches a CAF Super League, calling it "one of the most exciting developments in the history of African football". "Number one is to make sure that African football competes with the best in the world," he adds. "There is a need in Africa to bring club football at the next level," says FIFA president Gianni Infantino. IMAGES
Taipei, Jul 13 (EFE/EPA).- Taiwan Central Epidemic Command Center eased the Covid-19 level 3 restrictions to allow daily and social activities, such as on-site dining, entertainment, leisure and sports. However, Taiwan's largest cities, including Taipei, New Taipei and Kaohsiung retain their bans on on-site dining as authorities need more time to assess the current state of the outbreak. (Camera: RITCHIE TONGO)SHOT LIST: B-ROLL OF TAIPEI, TAIWAN.
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