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Hyperloop Goes Into Hyperdrive

The race for the first super-speed transportation system is heating up with Hyperloop Transportation Technologies working on a plan for the United Arab Emirates. Competition is intense, though, with serial entrepreneur Elon Musk eyeing a high speed network between New York and Washington, D.C. Don’t forget Richard Branson, either, as he thinks about routes in…

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The race for the first super-speed transportation system is heating up with Hyperloop Transportation Technologies working on a plan for the United Arab Emirates. Competition is intense, though, with serial entrepreneur Elon Musk eyeing a high speed network between New York and Washington, D.C. Don’t forget Richard Branson, either, as he thinks about routes in Asia, Europe and North America.

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