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TechCrunch Mobility newsletter: Rivian's tech-supplier strategy, AV funding and partnerships, no security incident

1 fonte(s) · 1 atualização(ões) · publicado 18/10/2026 13:05 · coletado há 1 dia

This TechCrunch Mobility newsletter is industry and business news with no cybersecurity incident, vulnerability or threat activity. The main story covers an interview with Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe, who describes a shift toward becoming a "tech supplier" by licensing its electric architecture, software, AI models and autonomy stack. Rivian is developing custom 5 nm silicon with Arm and TSMC, a robotaxi partnership with Uber, and a $5.8 billion joint venture with VW Group. The roundup also notes funding and deals involving Bedrock Robotics, Dot Ai, Evos, Mana Battery, PlusAI, Volvo and Nvidia, and Waabi, plus Waymo's expansion into Toronto. The one tangential security item is Laplace Intelligence, a startup building automated red-teaming to stress-test robots and self-driving cars. The article gives no technical details on it.

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    TechCrunch Mobility newsletter: Rivian's tech-supplier strategy, AV funding and partnerships, no security incident

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    This TechCrunch Mobility newsletter is industry and business news with no cybersecurity incident, vulnerability or threat activity. The main story covers an interview with Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe, who describes a shift toward becoming a "tech supplier" by licensing its electric architecture, software, AI models and autonomy stack. Rivian is developing custom 5 nm silicon with Arm and TSMC, a robotaxi partnership with Uber, and a $5.8 billion joint venture with VW Group. The roundup also notes funding and deals involving Bedrock Robotics, Dot Ai, Evos, Mana Battery, PlusAI, Volvo and Nvidia, and Waabi, plus Waymo's expansion into Toronto. The one tangential security item is Laplace Intelligence, a startup building automated red-teaming to stress-test robots and self-driving cars. The article gives no technical details on it.