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Waymo, the self-driving car business spun out of Google’s parent company last year, has asked a federal court to block Uber’s work on a competing self-driving vehicle that Waymo claimed could be using stolen technology.
Waymo also filed testimony from employees and a Google security engineer describing how Anthony Levandowski, a former Google executive, discussed Uber’s interest in the technology and systematically stole proprietary company documents. In February 2016, Levandowski left to start his own self-driving truck company, Otto. He sold it to Uber for $680 million six months later.
Waymo sued Uber last month, accusing the ride-hailing company of colluding with
