Uber and Waymo end exclusivity deal in Atlanta and Austin, signaling shift in autonomous vehicle strategy
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Uber and Waymo are dissolving their exclusivity agreement in Atlanta and Austin, with analysts projecting a complete partnership unwinding by Q1
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