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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Lyft has completed more than 5,000 self-driving rides through its ride-hailing app, the company said on Tuesday, as it aims to become a serious competitor in autonomous driving while its biggest rival, Uber, retrenches.
New York, NY (August 21, 2018) — CREtech (cretech.com), the leading commercial real estate tech event and content platform in the industry will be returning to New York on December 6th, 2018 for the largest gathering of commercial real estate tech Investors ever assembled. The venue and lineup of speakers will be announced shortly.
It’s no secret that many industries have experienced disruption from technological innovation, from Uber’s effects on the taxi industry to delivery services on the retail sector.
Israeli startup Skyline A.I. utilizes commercial real estate data from 150 sources to detect and exploit market anomal...
Where Part 1 of our interview with Boston Properties’ EVP Bryan Koop focused primarily on what FLEX by BXP is and the business case for the experiment, Part 2 focuses on success metrics, the tenant experience, and what happens when you mix the flip-flops and t-shirts of tech culture with the suits and ties of traditi...
Google's next big thing will likely come from one of its new priority areas, like cloud, transportation, and healthcare. Each has a massive, global addressable market and plays well to Google's strength in AI.
HOUSTON, Aug. 14, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Truss, an award-winning platform for commercial real estate, announced it will expand its industrial space into the Houston market with more than 16.5 million square feet of
The line to board one of British Airways’ evening flights to London from Orlando International Airport was long. Nearly 250 passengers — some retirees, business people and families who had visited amusement parks — inched toward what looked like a futuristic subway turnstile, following a gate attendant’s instructions to “step on the yellow footprint and just look directly at the camera...
SAN FRANCISCO — After Dara Khosrowshahi took over as Uber’s chief executive last August, he considered shutting the company’s money-losing autonomous vehicle division. A visit to Pittsburgh this spring changed that.
The inside of data centers is loud and hot — and keeping servers from overheating is a major factor in the cost of running them. It’s no surprise then that the big players in this space, including Facebook, Microsoft and Google, all look for different ways of saving cooling costs. Facebook uses