Today’s the day: Waymo ... Uber was developing its own fleet of autonomous vehicles with the intention to eventually replace all of its human drivers, but the program was shut down after a woman was ...
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When I entered the Waymo-Uber party Monday evening, I stopped and reflected on what a wild moment this was. The scene, which ...
Waymo is testing its autonomous driving technology in a new electric vehicle called the Zeekr in Phoenix. The Zeekr will ...
Autonomous cars are reminiscent of past SXSW announcements. Now, Waymo and Uber are using this technology to help power the festival.
Beginning Tuesday, rideshare hailers on Uber in Austin, Texas, can call a driverless Waymo, from Google’s parent company, Alphabet, for the first time. Travelers will be able to book rides across 37 ...
In Phoenix, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, consumers use the Waymo One app to hail a ride. And it’s always a robotaxi. Here in Austin, consumers use the Uber app and sometimes they’re matched ...
Uber and Waymo currently operate together in Phoenix. Uber is teaming up with Waymo to offer a fleet of autonomous rides in Austin, Texas, joining Uber and Waymo's existing network in Phoenix.
Uber will shift into a ... as a secret project within Google, Waymo has been making major inroads since its robotaxis first began charging for rides in Phoenix nearly five years ago.
Unlike its operations in Phoenix, San Francisco and Los Angeles. where Waymo has its own service depots, Uber will operate one in Austin to keep the EVs charged up and in good working order ...
The autonomous option is being provided through a partnership that brings together Uber and robotaxi pioneer Waymo, which already sells self-driving vehicle rides through its own app in Phoenix ...
Residents of the Texas capital can now hail a driverless Waymo vehicle ... the company’s vehicles in Arizona in 2018. A federal investigation later found Uber to be partly responsible ...