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Uber put $100m into the company that hired Anthony Levandowski

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Uber invested $100 million in Atoms, a company led by Anthony Levandowski, who previously caused legal issues for Uber over stolen Google self-driving secrets. Atoms focuses on industrial automation, denying plans for robotaxis but may partner with Uber for ridesharing tech. The move reunites Uber with Levandowski years after costly litigation and leadership changes.

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