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Google co-founder Larry Page's super yacht Senses is in Auckland for some repairs.

The yacht is impressive, but not nearly as impressive as its owner.

The 43-year-old has a net worth of US$36 billion (NZ$50 billion). His example is one many budding entrepreneurs could learn from.

But first, some details about his superyacht Senses.

Larry Page bought the 59-metre yacht from New Zealand businessman Sir Douglas Myers in 2011 for a reported US$45 million (NZ$62 million).

Senses comes with a helipad, a Hobie Wave catamaran and a Herreshoff sloop. It has six decks and a gymnasium.

Its interior was designed by famed French designer Phillipe Starc and it can accommodate 12 guests (in a master suite, two staterooms and two cabins). There is also room for 13 crew.

Mr Page made his fortune after co-founding Google with Sergey Brin in 1998.

He was a computer science student at Stanford University when he had a dream that inspired the idea for Google. He wondered whether there could be a way of downloading the entire world wide web and then just keeping the links.

That led him to develop a way to rank web pages by how useful they were to people.

Together with Mr Brin he developed the algorithm that created Google.

Mr Page's advice to budding entrepreneurs is to dream big.

"Go big or go home" is one of his sayings.

He believes one of the advantages of focusing on "mega ambitious" ideas is that there is little competition. Most people are playing safe.

But he also believes that invention is not enough. You have to be able to commercialise your idea.

He encourages staff at Google (and its parent company Alphabet) to take chances and to learn from their failures.

His goals are certainly ambitious. There is the much talked-about Google self-driving car.

He is also funding research into a flying car, surgical robots and even the search for immortality.

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Google co-founder Larry Page's super yacht Senses is in Auckland for some repairs. The yacht is impressive, but not nearly as impressive as its owner. The 43-year-old has a net worth of US$36 billion (NZ$50 billion). His example is one many budding entrepreneurs could learn from. But first, some details about his superyacht Senses.

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A step towards FULL automation: Elon Musk says Tesla will begin enhanced Autopilot rollout in 'about three weeks'

Enhanced Autopilot 2.0 will be enabled in vehicles with latest hardware

New Tesla owners have complained of a number of features not working

Musk announced that software updates will be rolled out in three weeks

The software update for the new hardware will enable the enahnced features on new Teslas, moving them towards Level 5 automation

Elon Musk has said that Tesla will begin to roll out its 'Enhanced Autopilot' updates before Christmas, making vehicles with the latest hardware ready for full automation.

Models built after October will have hardware capable of a long list of features, but have been waiting for a software update.

Now, Musk has confirmed that the enhancements, which include a greater degree of autonomy, will start to be enabled for new Tesla owners from next month.

Earlier this year, reports emerged that the electric car firm was busy developing new hardware to significantly boost the cars' Autopilot features.

Cars with the next generation hardware would be capable of Level 4 automation, thanks to an improved suit of cameras and sensors, as well as processing power under the bonnet.

But the latest update would push Tesla's autopilot capabilities even further towards full automation, enabling Level 5 automation of vehicles.

Musk made the comments in response to Twitter user and Tesla owner Edward Sanchez, who took to social media to complain of lack of enhanced features on a new Model S.

ENHANCED AUTOPILOT

Among the long list of features which do not fully work with the new hardware are autosteer, forward collision warning, parking assistant and blind spot detection.

In a tweet, Mr Sanchez asked the Tesla CEO: 'Got the Model S with new hardware. Upset that it has all these missing features. Know when 8.1 is coming out? Thanks!'

Responding to the query, Musk said that the latest update, 8.1, will be rolled out over the coming weeks.

He wrote: 'About three weeks and it will get rolled out incrementally in monthly releases.'

According to CNET's Alex Krok, included in the incremental updates will be plans to bring the latest Model S and Model X vehicles in line with older models, with new software for the latest hardware (HW2).

Beyond this, the software will ready the cars to become fully autonomous as legislation changes and further updates become available.

IS TESLA EXPLORING AUGMENTED REALITY?

In an interview with Y Combinator in September, the Tesla CEO provided an insight into exactly what goes on at the production plant in Fremont, California.

Musk said: 'At Tesla, it's working on the Model 3 and, yeah, so I'm in the design studio, take up a half a day a week, dealing with aesthetics and look-and-feel things.

'And then most of the rest of the week is just going through engineering of the car itself as well as engineering of the factory.

Speaking about plans for the Gigafactory - in which Musk plans to build the batteries for the vehicles and which he previously described as 'the machine that builds the machine'. [Source]

He said: 'The biggest epiphany I've had this year is that what really matters is the machine that builds the machine, the factory.

'And that is at least two orders of magnitude harder than the vehicle itself.'

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Tesla software update will roll out from next month, says Elon Musk

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg sold another $95 million in Facebook stock within the past week, another step towards his goal of donating 99% of his Facebook stake to improve the world within his lifetime.

The Chan Zuckerberg Foundation and CZI Holdings LLC, the two entities that Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan created for their philanthropy and public advocacy last year, sold the shares between Nov. 17 and Nov. 18, according to regulatory filings. The sale follows $190 million in Facebook stock sold by the same entities in October and another $190 million sold in September. Zuckerberg says he will not sell or give away more than $1 billion in Facebook stock per year through 2018, according to the filing.

In December 2015, Zuckerberg and Chan first announced their plan to give away 99% of their Facebook stake, which was then worth about $45 billion, to "philanthropic, public advocacy, and other activities for the public good" over their lifetime. Some of the funds will go into for profit companies that fit with the couple's goals. Following these sales, FORBES estimates Zuckerberg's net worth at $52 billion. His net worth has increased over the past year despite the stock sales as a result of the rise in Facebook's stock price.

Chan and Zuckerberg announced one big goal in September, when they pledged to spend $3 billion over the next decade to fight disease. "I f we can develop new tools, we can empower scientists all around the world to make much faster progress and breakthroughs," Zuckerberg said at the time.

Zuckerberg is currently the fourth richest person in the world, according to FORBES estimates.

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