
Apple to lay off 190 employees working in its self-driving car division Project Titan
FirstpostIn terms of mileage logged also, Project Titan is far behind its competitors such as Waymo, Tesla and others Looks like Apple’s self-driving car division is in a bit of a turmoil. The Cupertino giant is said to be laying off around 190 employees from its Santa Clara and Sunnyvale offices from its self-driving car division. “A lower rate of disengagements shows that our cars are getting better at recognising and handling a wide variety of driving situations, including ‘edge cases’ across the cities we’ve been testing in: those unusual situations that a human driver might see only once in a lifetime of driving,” Waymo said in blog post. Since then, the company said it had driven about 2,000 miles between what it calls “important disengagements,” which it defined as “situations that might have resulted in a safety-related event or a violation of the rules of the road.” At least two of those “important disengagements” happened when other human drivers hit its test vehicles, Apple said.
History of this topic

Apple to lay off at least 600 people, especially from Apple Car and Micro-LED teams
Firstpost
Apple to lay off more than 700 employees after halting various projects
India TV News
Apple To Stop Working On Its Tesla Rival, Focus Shifts On GenAI And Other Projects
News 18
Apple pulls the plug on its billion-dollar car project to focus on generative AI
Hindustan Times
Source shares Apple's full stop on Apple Car project
China Daily
Apple pulls plug on electric car dream
The Telegraph
After 10 years of development, Apple abruptly cancels its electric car project
NPR
Apple car: Electric vehicle debut postponed to 2028
The Telegraph
Apple's car is scaled back - if it arrives it will NOT be fully self-driving but could cost $100K
Daily Mail
Apple hires top Lamborghini executive for its Apple Car project team
Firstpost
Apple Car speculation is back. Here’s what we know so far
CNN
Apple Targets 2024 for Passenger Vehicle Production: Report
The Quint
Apple reportedly acquires self-driving shuttle firm Drive.ai for an undisclosed sum
Firstpost
Apple increases efforts to test self-driving cars but still lags behind Waymo: Report
Firstpost
Apple lays off over 200 people from its 'Project Titan' self driving car division
Daily Mail
Building a car fits well with 'Apple's product-based business model' say Analysts
Firstpost
Tim Cook confirms that Apple is working on software for self-driving cars
Firstpost
Apple may be using former Blackberry engineers in Canada to develop self-driving car software
Daily Mail
Apple Car: Charting Project Titan's progress on a timeline
Firstpost
Apple is in talks with luxury automaker McLaren to make supercar
Daily Mail
Has Apple ditched its self-driving car? Rumours suggest the firm is now focusing on vehicle software instead
Daily Mail
Apple to focus on self-driving cars and not electric cars: Report
Firstpost
Apple focuses on developing self driving software to take on Telsa and Google
Daily Mail
iCar: Apple fans in a frenzy over electric wheels rumours
The Independent
Apple car: Company has 'committed' to making its own vehicle and could release it in 2019
The Independent
Apple working on a minivan-like electric car: Report
FirstpostDiscover Related




































