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Waymo confirms it will split with Uber in January 2028

Source: techcrunch November 4, 2026 · 10:12
Waymo confirms it will split with Uber in January 2028
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The split will set up direct competition in those markets, as Uber has many other autonomous vehicle partners on its network.
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