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Former US President Donald Trump Pardons Anthony Levandowski, the ex-Waymo And Uber Engineer
He was sentenced to 18 months in prison at the time, though his sentence was deferred till the COVID19 pandemic eased.
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Former Google Engineer Anthony Levandowski, Sentenced for Stealing Trade Secrets, Pardoned by Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump said he had given a full pardon to a former Google engineer sentenced for stealing a trade secret on self-driving cars months before he briefly headed Uber's rival unit.
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Trump Pardons Former Google Engineer Sentenced For Stealing Trade Secret
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he had given a full pardon to a former Google engineer sentenced for stealing a trade secret on self-driving cars months before he briefly headed Uber Technologies Inc's rival unit.
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Uber Sells Its Controversial Self Driving Unit To Aurora For $4 Billion
Aurora is a self-driving start-up which was founded by Chris Urmson who was the lead of Google's self-driving car project which turned into Waymo.
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Ex-Google Exec Sent to Prison for Stealing Self-Driving Car Secrets
A former Google engineer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to stealing trade secrets before joining Uber's effort to build robotic vehicles for its ride-hailing service.
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Former Uber Self-Driving Head Levandowski Agrees to Plea Deal Over Google Secrets
Engineer Anthony Levandowski, known for advancing self-driving car technology in the last decade, agreed to plead guilty on Thursday to taking sensitive documents from his former employer Google before joining rival Uber Technologies.
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Google Wins $179 Million Against Former Engineer Who Stole Trade Secrets
Google has won $179 million in a case against Anthony Levandowski, former star engineer who is charged with stealing Google's self-driving car secrets and moving on to join Uber Technologies.
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Ex-Google Engineer Indicted For Stealing Self-Driving Car Secrets, Pleads Not Guilty
Anthony Levandowski, a pioneer in self-driving car technology, was criminally charged on Tuesday with stealing trade secrets from his former employer Google before joining rival Uber Technologies Inc. The 33-count indictment made public by the U.S. Department of Justice largely mirrors allegations that the Waymo unit of Google parent Alphabet Inc, ...
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Ex-Google Engineer Charged in Self-Driving Trade Secrets Case: All You Need to Know
Anthony Levandowski, who worked for Google parent company Alphabet’s Waymo unit, downloaded thousands of files from Waymo servers as he was leaving the company in 2015.
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Ex-Google Engineer, 39, Charged With Stealing Self-Driving Car Secrets
A former Google engineer was hit with criminal charges Tuesday alleging he stole trade secrets from the technology giant's self-driving car project before he went to work at Uber.
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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 Investor's Testimony in Waymo Trial Appears to Contradict Kalanick
The trial could influence one of the most important and potentially lucrative races in Silicon Valley - to create fleets of self-driving cars.
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Ex-Uber CEO Kalanick Weaves Tale of Google Betrayal in Legal Battle
Kalanick was on the witness stand for a second day to answer allegations that he teamed up with former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski to rip off Google's self-driving car technology.
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Before Lawsuit, Uber Fell Out With "Big Brother" Google, Travis Kalanick Testifies
Just a few years ago, Uber Technologies Inc saw itself as the little brother to Alphabet Inc, but that cozy bond quickly dissolved into a turf war and ultimately a high-stakes legal battle, a jury heard on Wednesday.
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Ex-Uber CEO, In Courtroom Battle With Google, Asked About Texts, Video
Former Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick on Wednesday denied conspiring to steal autonomous driving technology in a tense courtroom appearance that could be key to a blockbuster trial over allegedly ill-gotten trade secrets.
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Former US President Donald Trump Pardons Anthony Levandowski, the ex-Waymo And Uber Engineer
He was sentenced to 18 months in prison at the time, though his sentence was deferred till the COVID19 pandemic eased.
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Former Google Engineer Anthony Levandowski, Sentenced for Stealing Trade Secrets, Pardoned by Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump said he had given a full pardon to a former Google engineer sentenced for stealing a trade secret on self-driving cars months before he briefly headed Uber's rival unit.
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Trump Pardons Former Google Engineer Sentenced For Stealing Trade Secret
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he had given a full pardon to a former Google engineer sentenced for stealing a trade secret on self-driving cars months before he briefly headed Uber Technologies Inc's rival unit.
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Uber Sells Its Controversial Self Driving Unit To Aurora For $4 Billion
Aurora is a self-driving start-up which was founded by Chris Urmson who was the lead of Google's self-driving car project which turned into Waymo.
-
Ex-Google Exec Sent to Prison for Stealing Self-Driving Car Secrets
A former Google engineer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to stealing trade secrets before joining Uber's effort to build robotic vehicles for its ride-hailing service.
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Former Uber Self-Driving Head Levandowski Agrees to Plea Deal Over Google Secrets
Engineer Anthony Levandowski, known for advancing self-driving car technology in the last decade, agreed to plead guilty on Thursday to taking sensitive documents from his former employer Google before joining rival Uber Technologies.
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Google Wins $179 Million Against Former Engineer Who Stole Trade Secrets
Google has won $179 million in a case against Anthony Levandowski, former star engineer who is charged with stealing Google's self-driving car secrets and moving on to join Uber Technologies.
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Ex-Google Engineer Indicted For Stealing Self-Driving Car Secrets, Pleads Not Guilty
Anthony Levandowski, a pioneer in self-driving car technology, was criminally charged on Tuesday with stealing trade secrets from his former employer Google before joining rival Uber Technologies Inc. The 33-count indictment made public by the U.S. Department of Justice largely mirrors allegations that the Waymo unit of Google parent Alphabet Inc, ...
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Ex-Google Engineer Charged in Self-Driving Trade Secrets Case: All You Need to Know
Anthony Levandowski, who worked for Google parent company Alphabet’s Waymo unit, downloaded thousands of files from Waymo servers as he was leaving the company in 2015.
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Ex-Google Engineer, 39, Charged With Stealing Self-Driving Car Secrets
A former Google engineer was hit with criminal charges Tuesday alleging he stole trade secrets from the technology giant's self-driving car project before he went to work at Uber.
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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 Investor's Testimony in Waymo Trial Appears to Contradict Kalanick
The trial could influence one of the most important and potentially lucrative races in Silicon Valley - to create fleets of self-driving cars.
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Ex-Uber CEO Kalanick Weaves Tale of Google Betrayal in Legal Battle
Kalanick was on the witness stand for a second day to answer allegations that he teamed up with former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski to rip off Google's self-driving car technology.
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Before Lawsuit, Uber Fell Out With "Big Brother" Google, Travis Kalanick Testifies
Just a few years ago, Uber Technologies Inc saw itself as the little brother to Alphabet Inc, but that cozy bond quickly dissolved into a turf war and ultimately a high-stakes legal battle, a jury heard on Wednesday.
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Ex-Uber CEO, In Courtroom Battle With Google, Asked About Texts, Video
Former Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick on Wednesday denied conspiring to steal autonomous driving technology in a tense courtroom appearance that could be key to a blockbuster trial over allegedly ill-gotten trade secrets.
