The dream of the day when you can board a Hyperloop to travel from one destination to the next just died a little. That’s because Virgin Hyperloop, the only Hyperloop company that has successfully ...

Virgin Hyperloop's yearslong goal of transporting people via vacuum-sealed tubes at speeds of up to 670 mph is on hold. The shift in focus represents a setback in the development of hyperloop ...

Virgin Hyperloop laid off more than 100 employees on Friday, the Financial Times first reported. The move will allow it to focus on cargo transport instead of passenger travel, the company said. The ...

Virgin Hyperloop, the futuristic pod capable of traveling at speeds up to 670 mph, has proven itself to be too good to be true, once and for all. Virgin fired 111 of its employees last week, a number ...

The DevLoop, a full-scale Virgin Hyperloop test track in the desert outside of Las Vegas. (Courtesy Virgin Hyperloop) The basic idea of all Hyperloop systems (there are a variety of competitors) all ...

Train-style carriages full of travelers, flung through the air at over 700 mph in vacuum tubes. Ten years ago, hyperloop looked like it could be the transport of the future. So what happened?

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 is scrapping plans to carry passengers with its Hyperloop transportation system and will instead focus on cargo hauling, the Financial Times reported. Last week, the Richard ...

The reality is we don’t really hear all that much about the evolution of hyperloops. The companies are like underground moles, sneakily operating in stealth mode on all matters of engineering and ...

Swisspod Technologies unveiled its Aerys 1 Hyperloop Pod in Pueblo, Colorado, setting a new speed record of 65 miles per hour ...

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