Tom Carter is a Reporter at Business Insider's London office. He covers the tech sector with a particular focus on electric vehicles, self-driving cars, and robotics, delving into major themes in the auto industry such as the rise of China's EV giants and Tesla's pursuit of autonomous technology. His work has been featured in notable publications including the New York Post, AOL, and Entrepreneur.
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Tom's coverage spans a variety of topics, with significant attention to electric vehicles (EVs), technology, and China. He frequently includes government announcements and breaking news in his articles.
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SpaceX earnings recap: Stock drops 7% after first post-IPO report reveals higher than expected AI capex
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Meta is launching a new agentic AI model, Muse Glimmer, which it says can run locally on a laptop. The model is open-weight, which means users can download and modify it.
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