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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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Uber vs Waymo Trial: Kalanick Says Uber Trailed in Self-Driving Cars
Kalanick's testimony marks the first time the Uber co-founder has publicly commented on allegations by Google spin-off Waymo that Uber stole its self-driving car technology.
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Tech Titans, Trade Secrets And Alleged Conspiracy: Inside The Waymo-Uber Battle Captivating Silicon Valley
The ongoing battle between Waymo and Uber, which comes to a head in a San Francisco courtroom Monday, is partly a fight over the potential trillion-dollar future of automated driving, and one that both companies are heavily invested in winning.
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Waymo Gets Uber Report Allegedly Crafted in Criminal Huddle
Since Waymo sued in February, Uber and engineer Anthony Levandowski resisted turning over a due diligence report evaluating the risks associated with Uber's acquisition of Otto LLC, the company Levandowski formed days after he quit Waymo.
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Uber Fires Executive At Center Of Driverless Car Legal Fight
Uber Technologies Inc. fired self-driving car executive Anthony Levandowski, yielding to mounting pressure in its court fight with rival Waymo to part ways with the engineer after a judge concluded he took thousands of confidential files from the Alphabet Inc. unit.
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Waymo Hunt For Smoking Gun Turns To Uber Acquisition Report
Since Waymo sued in February, Uber and engineer Anthony Levandowski have steadfastly refused to turn over a due diligence report evaluating the risks associated with Uber's acquisition of Otto LLC, the company Levandowski formed days after he quit Waymo.
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Waymo Has 'No Smoking Gun' In Uber Self-Driving Car Case - US Judge
In the latest hearing of the Waymo vs Uber case, a US judge said he had not seen clear evidence that the ride-services company had conspired with ex-Waymo engineer, Anthony Levandowski, to steal trade secrets from Waymo.
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Uber In US Court Reckoning On Possible Shutdown Of Self-Driving Program
Waymo accused Anthony Levandowski, ex-Waymo engineer and current Uber executive, of taking technical secrets from Waymo and using them to help develop Uber's self-driving car .
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Waymo Vs Uber: Second Senior Executive Targeted In Self-Driving Car Dispute
One co-founder, Anthony Levandowski, has already been named in court documents as facing arbitration initiated by Waymo last October. However, court filings made public on Monday showed that Waymo targeted a second co-founder as well, Lior Ron, heightening legal uncertainty surrounding the unit Uber acquired.
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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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Uber vs Waymo Trial: Kalanick Says Uber Trailed in Self-Driving Cars
Kalanick's testimony marks the first time the Uber co-founder has publicly commented on allegations by Google spin-off Waymo that Uber stole its self-driving car technology.
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Tech Titans, Trade Secrets And Alleged Conspiracy: Inside The Waymo-Uber Battle Captivating Silicon Valley
The ongoing battle between Waymo and Uber, which comes to a head in a San Francisco courtroom Monday, is partly a fight over the potential trillion-dollar future of automated driving, and one that both companies are heavily invested in winning.
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Waymo Gets Uber Report Allegedly Crafted in Criminal Huddle
Since Waymo sued in February, Uber and engineer Anthony Levandowski resisted turning over a due diligence report evaluating the risks associated with Uber's acquisition of Otto LLC, the company Levandowski formed days after he quit Waymo.
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Uber Fires Executive At Center Of Driverless Car Legal Fight
Uber Technologies Inc. fired self-driving car executive Anthony Levandowski, yielding to mounting pressure in its court fight with rival Waymo to part ways with the engineer after a judge concluded he took thousands of confidential files from the Alphabet Inc. unit.
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Waymo Hunt For Smoking Gun Turns To Uber Acquisition Report
Since Waymo sued in February, Uber and engineer Anthony Levandowski have steadfastly refused to turn over a due diligence report evaluating the risks associated with Uber's acquisition of Otto LLC, the company Levandowski formed days after he quit Waymo.
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Waymo Has 'No Smoking Gun' In Uber Self-Driving Car Case - US Judge
In the latest hearing of the Waymo vs Uber case, a US judge said he had not seen clear evidence that the ride-services company had conspired with ex-Waymo engineer, Anthony Levandowski, to steal trade secrets from Waymo.
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Uber In US Court Reckoning On Possible Shutdown Of Self-Driving Program
Waymo accused Anthony Levandowski, ex-Waymo engineer and current Uber executive, of taking technical secrets from Waymo and using them to help develop Uber's self-driving car .
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Waymo Vs Uber: Second Senior Executive Targeted In Self-Driving Car Dispute
One co-founder, Anthony Levandowski, has already been named in court documents as facing arbitration initiated by Waymo last October. However, court filings made public on Monday showed that Waymo targeted a second co-founder as well, Lior Ron, heightening legal uncertainty surrounding the unit Uber acquired.
