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Imagine sitting in a pod with several other passengers, speeding through a tunnel at nearly airplane speeds, propelled by powerful motors. There’s little noise and even less pollution. At Virgin ...

Planning to travel from Los Angeles to Las Vegas in only 40 minutes in the future? You might have to scratch that plan. Virgin Hyperloop said it’s abandoning its plans for developing a revolutionary, ...

Virgin Hyperloop moved its global headquarters to a roughly 50K SF office space in Atlas Capital Group’s Row DTLA. The company signed a four-year lease, according to a release. "Our new headquarters ...

The infamous hyperloop concept was applauded by many and contested by some. The idea of traveling with zero emissions and zero noise, at a mind-blowing speed of 670 mph (1,078 kph), is certainly ...

Virgin Hyperloop One, the downtown L.A. company developing a high-speed magnetic levitation transport system, announced Nov. 8 that former New York City transit chief Jay Walder, has been appointed as ...

Virgin Hyperloop, a transportation company working on high-speed trains, released a video showing what the passenger experience would be like on the estimated 45-minute trip between San Francisco and ...

The Virgin Hyperloop made its first journey carrying passengers Sunday, in a test the company claimed represented a major step forward for the “groundbreaking” technology capable of transporting ...

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Virgin Hyperloop has cut 111 jobs as it switches its focus from passenger to freight transportation. Hyperloop technology aims to improve travel by transporting people and cargo in high-speed, ...

Virgin Hyperloop promises a future with transport pods zooming through tubes at hundreds of miles per hour. To get there, it's built a prototype in a Nevada desert. It’s not a call you expect to make ...