The Next Web, citing the FT, says Atoms is building robotaxi tech under Anthony Levandowski. Atoms denies entering the market, the outlet reports.
The Next Web reports that Uber put $100 million into Kalanick’s Atoms, which hired Anthony Levandowski. Uber previously spent $350 million on a lawsuit involving the engineer, the outlet says. Citing the FT, it reports that Atoms is building robotaxi technology under Levandowski. Atoms says it has no plans to build robotaxis, according to The Next Web.
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The Next Web, citing the FT, says Atoms is building robotaxi tech under Anthony Levandowski. Atoms denies entering the market, the outlet reports.
The Next Web reports that Uber put $100 million into Kalanick’s Atoms, which hired Anthony Levandowski. Uber previously spent $350 million on a lawsuit involving the engineer, the outlet says. Citing the FT, it reports that Atoms is building robotaxi technology under Levandowski. Atoms says it has no plans to build robotaxis, according to The Next Web.
TNW@thenextwebUber spent $350m on the lawsuit. Then wrote a $100m cheque. Atoms, run by the founder that case helped remove, has hired the engineer it was about, and says it has no plans to build robotaxis.
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TNW@thenextwebUber spent $350m on the lawsuit. Then wrote a $100m cheque. Atoms, run by the founder that case helped remove, has hired the engineer it was about, and says it has no plans to build robotaxis.