Waymo to End Uber Exclusivity in Austin and Atlanta Starting January 2028
This is a business/partnership news article with no cybersecurity relevance. Waymo co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana confirmed to Bloomberg News that the robotaxi company will end its exclusive ride-hailing arrangement with Uber in the Austin and Atlanta markets starting January 2028, shifting to its own app as in other cities. Uber says it still intends to host Waymo robotaxis on its platform as long as both parties agree. The original exclusivity deal was set to expire in May 2028; reporting from the Financial Times earlier in the year indicated Waymo was already seeking to exit the arrangement. There is no security incident, vulnerability, breach, or threat actor activity described in this article.
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Waymo to End Uber Exclusivity in Austin and Atlanta Starting January 2028
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This is a business/partnership news article with no cybersecurity relevance. Waymo co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana confirmed to Bloomberg News that the robotaxi company will end its exclusive ride-hailing arrangement with Uber in the Austin and Atlanta markets starting January 2028, shifting to its own app as in other cities. Uber says it still intends to host Waymo robotaxis on its platform as long as both parties agree. The original exclusivity deal was set to expire in May 2028; reporting from the Financial Times earlier in the year indicated Waymo was already seeking to exit the arrangement. There is no security incident, vulnerability, breach, or threat actor activity described in this article.