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Self-driving trucks are officially testing on California highways

Aurora Innovation and Kodiak AI, two companies developing self-driving trucks, have received permits from the California Department of Motor Vehicles to test their autonomous vehicle technology on public roads. And Kodiak has already started.

Kodiak said it is starting with a handful of test trucks in California, primarily around its Mountain View office.

Both companies applied for testing permits this spring under updated rules approved by the California DMV, the agency that regulates autonomous vehicles in the state. Those rules, approved April 28, lifted a ban on driverless vehicles weighing over 10,000 pounds from testing on public roads and provided a regulatory path for companies to test, and eventually deploy, autonomous heavy-duty vehicles.

Kodiak and Aurora met the DMV’s permitting criteria, including safety, insurance, vehicle registration, safety driver qualification, and other requirements, according to the agency. The testing permits require a human safety operator to be behind the wheel and...

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Governance and best practices for automating vulnerability scans | TechTarget

IT leaders often view automated vulnerability scanning as a routine technical safeguard. In reality, it's a controlled operational activity that presents not only a measurable business reward, but also risk. Poorly governed scans degrade system performance, interrupt critical services or expose the organization to legal and regulatory scrutiny.

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My Experience at the InfiMaker K1 5-Axis CNC Launch Event

If you have an interest in consumer CNC mills, you’ve probably heard about the InfiMaker K1. It just launched on Kickstarter and has already raised about $2 million. But if you haven’t backed it yet, you may be waiting for more information from a trusted source. Well, I

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Judge Tells Google to Make It Easier to Install Third-Party App Stores

A federal judge in California ruled this week that Google must stop making it difficult for consumers to install third-party Android app stores, saying the corporate giant was using “anticompetitive friction” to prevent people from doing so. It was the latest chapter in the years-long legal battle between Google and

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Docs: Anthropic told investors it generated $11.5B+ in revenue, with positive adjusted operating income, in Q2, up from $787M in Q2 2025 and $4.73B in Q1 2026

Judge Tells Google to Make It Easier to Install Third-Party App Stores