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torc

British  
/ tɔːk /

noun

  1. another spelling of torque

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It was also the "first ever" torc "reported as treasure from Essex".

From BBC

A section of a Bronze Age twisted gold torc has been found in a field by a metal detectorist.

From BBC

Daimler AG unit Torc Robotics is working with Amazon’s cloud computing division to process vast amounts of data as it prepares to test self-driving test trucks in New Mexico and Virginia.

From Reuters

Acquired by Daimler in 2019, Torc is developing level 4 autonomous technology - where the vehicle operates itself under specific operating conditions - which Daimler Trucks believes will fundamentally change the trucking and logistics business.

From Reuters

“The problem we’re trying to solve is the most difficult technical problem of our generation,” Torc Chief Executive Michael Fleming told Reuters.

From Reuters