Uber co-founder's startup Atoms reportedly eyeing robotaxi market
Atoms, led by Travis Kalanick, has raised $1.7 billion and is reportedly planning a hiring spree and acquisitions to become a major player in autonomous vehicles. The startup has discussed using its robotaxi technology with Uber, which has already invested $100 million. This direction aligns with Kalanick's description of the funding round as 'unfinished business.'
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Atoms, founded by Travis Kalanick, recently secured a $1.7 billion investment round led by Andreessen Horowitz. The startup is now reportedly gearing up for significant hiring and potential acquisitions to establish itself
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