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Rolls-Royce Takes The Fight To Uber, Google In Flying Car Race
Flying Taxis: This week Rolls-Royce entered the fray, unveiling a concept electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle at the Farnborough International Airshow in Britain. The vehicle could carry as many as five passengers at speeds up to 250 miles per hour for approximately 500 miles, according to Rolls-Royce.
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Google Takes Aim at Engineer Left Untouched by Suit Against Uber
Uber's settlement of Waymo's trade-secrets lawsuit in February left a key piece unresolved: the role played by Anthony Levandowski.
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Uber's Bid to Move Waymo Court Fight to Arbitration Denied by Appeals Court
Waymo sued Uber in February, alleging theft of its proprietary information relating to its self-driving car program.
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Uber Admits Knowing Levandowski Was Carrying Confidential Waymo Files
The admission, contained in a Thursday court filing, is the latest twist in a high-profile legal fight between the ride-hailing company and a Google spin-off, Waymo.
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Alphabet's Waymo Confirms Development of Self-Driving Trucks
The move ramps up Waymo's challenge to on-demand ride service Uber, which has been investing in technology for self-driving cars and trucks.
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Uber's Levandowski Fights Full Disclosure Over Waymo Secrets
Engineer Anthony Levandowski s asserting his constitutional right against self-incrimination.
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Google's Star Engineer Is Now Its Enemy Number One
In 2013, Anthony Levandowski was the star of Google's self-driving car project. The tall, swaggering engineer was featured in a long New Yorker story about the search engine willing the impossible technology into reality.
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Donald Trump's Immigration Ban
Several technology giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, banded together on Sunday to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, arguing that it "inflicts significant harm on American business."
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Rolls-Royce Takes The Fight To Uber, Google In Flying Car Race
Flying Taxis: This week Rolls-Royce entered the fray, unveiling a concept electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle at the Farnborough International Airshow in Britain. The vehicle could carry as many as five passengers at speeds up to 250 miles per hour for approximately 500 miles, according to Rolls-Royce.
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Google Takes Aim at Engineer Left Untouched by Suit Against Uber
Uber's settlement of Waymo's trade-secrets lawsuit in February left a key piece unresolved: the role played by Anthony Levandowski.
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Uber's Bid to Move Waymo Court Fight to Arbitration Denied by Appeals Court
Waymo sued Uber in February, alleging theft of its proprietary information relating to its self-driving car program.
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Uber Admits Knowing Levandowski Was Carrying Confidential Waymo Files
The admission, contained in a Thursday court filing, is the latest twist in a high-profile legal fight between the ride-hailing company and a Google spin-off, Waymo.
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Alphabet's Waymo Confirms Development of Self-Driving Trucks
The move ramps up Waymo's challenge to on-demand ride service Uber, which has been investing in technology for self-driving cars and trucks.
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Uber's Levandowski Fights Full Disclosure Over Waymo Secrets
Engineer Anthony Levandowski s asserting his constitutional right against self-incrimination.
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Google's Star Engineer Is Now Its Enemy Number One
In 2013, Anthony Levandowski was the star of Google's self-driving car project. The tall, swaggering engineer was featured in a long New Yorker story about the search engine willing the impossible technology into reality.
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Donald Trump's Immigration Ban
Several technology giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, banded together on Sunday to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, arguing that it "inflicts significant harm on American business."
