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Netrality News Roundup: 2/21/2020

May Lee

Welcome to the Netrality News Roundup!

We’ve selected key articles on the latest news, developments, innovations and revelations in the colocation data center industry.

Don’t miss our bi-weekly news roundups to learn what’s going on with colocation, edge computing, and the brave new world of hybrid cloud, 5G, IoT, artificial intelligence, smart cities, virtual reality, and other technologies at the edge!

Aaron Pressman, Fortune

Chaim Gartenberg, The Verge

InsuranceNews.net

Angus Loten, Wall Street Journal

BBC News – Technology

This comes nearly two years after one of Uber’s self-driving cars was involved in a fatal crash in Arizona. Uber scaled back its autonomous car operations following the incident. Receiving a permit in California – which has granted permits to 65 other transport firms – is the latest step in Uber’s revival of the program.

California allows companies to test self-driving technology with a backup driver in the car. Before the fatal crash, Uber’s self-driving cars were being tested in four locations in North America – Phoenix, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Toronto.

May Lee

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