Travis Kalanick’s Atoms might be getting into the robotaxi business
Atoms says it is an industrial software company and denies plans to enter the saturated robotaxi market, despite reports of talks with Uber.
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Travis Kalanick, CEO of Atoms and co-founder and former CEO of ride-hailing company Uber, is challenging the robotaxi business again, a goal he was unable to achieve in the past. This comes nine years after he was ousted from the Uber CEO position following various controversies. CEO Kalanick is bringing former Uber autonomous driving team personnel back to Atoms, the AI and robotics startup he launched...
Uber put $100m into Kalanick's Atoms, which hired Levandowski
Uber has put $100m into a company that just hired Anthony Levandowski. His theft of Google’s self-driving secrets cost Uber a fortune, and it helped end Travis Kalanick’s time as chief executive. The company is Atoms, Kalanick’s new venture. Rafe Rosner-Uddin reported the arrangement for the Financial Times on Sunday. He cited people familiar with […] This story continues at The Next Web
Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is returning to the robotaxi race
Travis Kalanick, the disgraced founder of Uber Technologies Co. Ltd., is reportedly trying to become a key figure in the ride-hailing market again by developing robotaxi technology at his new startup Atoms. A report in the Financial Times on Sunday provided more insight into the ambitions of Atoms, an industrial automation and robotics startup founded […]
Atoms captured $1.7 billion, prepared acquisitions and discussed with Uber the use of its autonomous transportation technology.
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