Here’s what’s going on in tech.
Uber in court today as judge considers whether to grant Waymo’s request for an injunction. Google’s Waymo wants to keep Uber from using what it says is stolen self-driving technology. (Bloomberg, Reuters)
The SEC is reportedly investigating SolarCity and Sunrun over whether they are masking how many customers they’re losing. (WSJ)
The NSA continued to collect phone records in 2016 — 151 million of them — even after Congress limited the agency’s ability to collect bulk phone records. (Reuters)
Twitter stock got a brief boost after Mark Cuban says he has invested in the company because of AI. (CNBC)
S.F.-based fake-mayo maker Hampton Creek CEO fires top execs amid fundraising struggles. (Bloomberg)
Girls Who Code founder objects to her story being mentioned in “complicit” Ivanka Trump’s book. (CNN)
Hulu’s $39.99 live TV service is live. (USA Today)
Sam Altman and others are working on The Tech Pledge, a statement of values by the tech industry.
Photo: A SolarCity employee installs rooftop panels. (Courtesy SolarCity)
May 03, 2017 at 10:04PM
from Levi Sumagaysay
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