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Huawei to spend up to 80 billion yuan on self-driving computing over five years

Huawei will invest up to 80 billion yuan over the next five years to expand computing capacity needed to train and test self-driving cars. The spending aims to improve reliability of vehicles using its Qiankun ADS advanced driver-assistance system and to add more customers. An executive said Huawei plans to allocate 18 billion yuan to autonomous driving R&D in 2026. Qiankun ADS has surpassed 10 billion km in cumulative autonomous driving distance.

Mobility

Automakers expand subscription-based self-driving features

Automakers are rapidly expanding monthly subscription sales of driver-assistance features to generate recurring software revenue after vehicle delivery. Tesla offers an FSD subscription for $99 a month, while Rivian, GM, Ford and others are introducing similar pricing tiers. Consumer pushback is rising as buyers face additional fees after paying for vehicles, and many services remain Level 2 assistance. GM reported $235 million in 2025 Super Cruise subscription revenue and expects growth.

Crypto

Ark Invest says quantum computing is still far from breaking Bitcoin, outlines five-stage threat

Quantum computing is unlikely to trigger a sudden “Q-day” that quickly undermines Bitcoin security, an analysis said, arguing that progress is likely to be gradual and allow time to adapt. A joint white paper by Ark Invest and Unchained rated current quantum technology at “level 0” and proposed a five-stage framework for assessing risk. It estimated Bitcoin decryption would require at least 2,330 logical qubits and tens of millions to billions of quantum gate operations.