You’re hurtling through space and time at 670 mph, destination San Francisco. An hour ago, you were on your farm in Oregon, meeting with your team on Zoom. There’s something wrong in the data center ...

In 2012, Tesla Inc. and Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Chief Executive Elon Musk published a proposal outlining a concept called the hyperloop, a futuristic transportation system to carry ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Think about the future of transportation, and you might envision the old animated show “The Jetsons,” with everyone flying around in personal spaceships. Not only did that never ...

Virgin Hyperloop came to be in June of 2014, promising to revolutionize transit with its concept of pressurized, high-speed pod travel. Now, over $400 million dollars in funding later, the company has ...

Hyperloop, Elon Musk's proposed vacuum-sealed pod transit system, has taken a step toward a multinational standard. The European Committee for Standardization, in collaboration with the Committee for ...

The company which, late last year, made the world’s first crewed Hyperloop journey is now proposing how its system will work in practice. Virgin Hyperloop has released a new concept video, explaining ...

Elon Musk is very much an ideas man. He regularly comes out with elaborate solutions to the world's problems. His musings have included robotaxis, nuking the Martians, and brain chips capable of ...

Four years ago, Elon Musk told the world he didn't want to launch his own Hyperloop business. Now he may have changed his mind. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new ...

Two companies looking to build a hyperloop transport system are taking very different approaches. In the US, Virgin Hyperloop is working hard to develop its technology almost entirely under its own ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Climate change, renewables and systems research. Virgin Hyperloop CTO Josh Giegel (left) and director of passenger experience Sara ...

A hyperloop, a high-tech, high-speed transportation system, could take you from Chicago to Cleveland in 32 minutes, or less time than it takes to watch two “Hot in Cleveland” episodes on your phone.