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The Apple Car Is Dead, and Waymo Just Bought Its Gravesite
The robotaxi company paid $220 million for the former proving ground where Apple tested its now dead self-driving car project.
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techcrunch.com
Waymo bought Apple's self-driving car proving ground for $220M | TechCrunch
Waymo has acquired a massive 5,500-acre proving ground in Arizona owned by Route 14 Investment Partners LLC, a Delaware shell company associated with
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benzinga.com
Apple Spent Billions Chasing A Self-Driving Car, Then Walked Away—Waymo Now Bought The Test Site For $220
Waymo acquires Apple's self-driving facility in Arizona for $220 million as the Robotaxi operator looks to bolster its AV strategy.
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electrek.co
Waymo buys Apple's abandoned self-driving car proving ground for $220M
Waymo acquired Apple's 5,500-acre Arizona proving ground for $220M — nearly double what Apple paid. The facility will support Waymo's aggressive robotaxi expansion.
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aibusiness.com
Waymo Pays $220M for Apple’s Old Self-Driving Car Test Ground
Waymo Pays $220M for Apple’s Abandoned Self-Driving Car Test Ground
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gizmodo.com
The Apple Car Is Dead, and Waymo Just Bought Its Gravesite
The robotaxi company paid $220 million for the former proving ground where Apple tested its now dead self-driving car project.
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quattroruote.it
Waymo acquista il centro prove di Apple in Arizona per 220 milioni di dollari
A Wittman, in Arizona, l'azienda di robotaxi porterà avanti lo sviluppo dei veicoli a guida autonoma, con l'obiettivo di portare presto il servizio al di fuori degli Stati Uniti
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theverge.com
Waymo buys Apple’s old proving grounds for $220 million.
The 5,458-acre site in Wittman, Arizona, was once the centerpiece of Apple’s ambition to build its own self-driving car. But after Tim Cook pulled the plug on Project Titan, the…