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A look at the race between TuSimple, Plus, Embark Trucks, and Aurora Innovation to achieve Level 4 autonomy in trucks, after collectively raising ~$5.7B (Wall Street Journal)

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A look at the race between TuSimple, Plus, Embark Trucks, and Aurora Innovation to achieve Level 4 autonomy in trucks, after collectively raising ~$5.7B  —  Investors have rushed into startups that promise to have big rigs drive themselves, but a path to commercial markets remains a major challenge

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