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Virgin Hyperloop abandons plans for passenger transport

Today’s tech headlines: Virgin Hyperloop abandons plans for passenger transport, a mischief of magpies defeated scientists' tracking devices, and OpenSea faces $1 million lawsuit over stolen Bored Ape NFTs.

Listen: Virgin Hyperloop Abandons Passenger Travel

Virgin Group has always been ambitious. The multinational conglomerate recently went multi-planet when it began sending its first flights into space with its Virgin Galactic arm. But the company has also been making strides in developing innovative transportation methods here on earth in the meanti…

The Daily Download - tech news for 2020-10-09

Facebook and Twitter say they have collectively taken down more than Yelp adds a flag to notify users if a business has Telcos Orange and Proximus say they will use Nokia tech for Amazon invests ~$95M in its Indian subsidiary, according to Tofler data; Officials in Shenzhen, China, announce a l…

Virgin pulls its name from Hyperloop One (update)

Virgin Hyperloop, the startup attempting to bring Elon Musk’s vision of high-speed trains to life, has changed its name. At some point in the last few weeks, the company quietly changed its name back to Hyperloop One, the brand it used between 2016 and 2017. In a statement, Virgin Group said that i…

24. Virgin Hyperloop and The Future of Transportation! (English Vocabulary Lesson)

On today’s episode I want to look at the future of transport! Virgin Hyperloop trialled their new technology earlier this month, raising a number of questions about how we will move around in the future. Will cars no longer be needed? How will we travel? Is hyperloop the solution? These questions, …

Building the Legal Backbone of Breakthrough Tech (Geoffrey G. B. Brow) NTMLS Season 14, Episode 5

In this episode, host Olga Mack sits down with Geoffrey Brow for a fascinating conversation about building legal infrastructure for breakthrough technologies. Geoffrey shares his journey from international law and corporate practice in New York and London to becoming a technology transactions lead…

Ep. 90: Friends Don't Let Friends Start Drone Companies

Josh Giegel has spent his career on what he calls “the wrong side” of the software-hardware divide. He built rocket engines at SpaceX. He built supercritical CO2 power cycles in Ohio. He built a hyperloop and then climbed inside it. So when he tells you not to build hardware, it should mean somethi…