Apple buys self-driving car startup Drive.ai

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Apple buys self-driving car startup Drive.ai

After firm said it will lay off 90 staff.

Apple Inc on Tuesday confirmed that it has acquired self-driving shuttle firm Drive.ai. Technology news website The Information reported earlier this month that the iPhone maker was considering acquiring the firm as a move to bring aboard some of its engineering talent to boost Apple's own ...

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