Report: TuSimple sent sensitive self-driving data to China after US national security agreement

The Self-Driving Truck Startup That Siphoned Trade Secrets to Chinese Companies

EV Startup Promised To Cut China Ties — Then Reportedly Shared US Data Anyway

TuSimple, one of America's largest self-driving truck companies, illegally siphoned a trove of data and proprietary intellectual property to a Chinese firm.

Report: TuSimple sent sensitive self-driving data to China after US national security agreement

Self-driving truck startup TuSimple sent a trove of sensitive data to a Beijing-owned firm after committing to the U.S. government that it would cease such transfers under a national security agreement

TuSimple's China Tech Leak Sparks Fury—US Innovation at Risk!

TuSimple, a once-promising US self-driving truck startup, is under fire after allegedly transferring sensitive technology to a Chinese firm, defying a US national security agreement.The San Diego-based company, valued at £6.8 billion ($9.1 billion) at its 2021 IPO, promised to halt data sharing with Chinese partners but reportedly sent a trove of autonomous driving tech to Beijing, sparking outrage among regulators and investors.Revealed on 27 M…