Uber partners with Baidu to deploy cars without a driver worldwide this year

Uber joins efforts Chinese technology company Bido To offer thousands of drivers without drivers on the ride participation platform across multiple international markets.

Step – which combines The vast Uber network And Baidu from Apollo Go Mustlous Mostics-comes at a time when technology companies are competing to launch self-driving taxis commercially, according to Reuters.

Uber to offer horseback with Waymo in Austin, Atlanta

It is expected that the first publication will occur later this year in The Middle East And Asia.

The partnership represents a “major publishing teacher Our technique On a world scale, Robin Lee, one of the founders of Bido, said Robin Lee on Tuesday.

Uber provides a driver without a driver in Texas

Earlier this year, Uber and Alphabet Waymo began to provide horseback riding in Austin and Atlanta. Uber also announced in May that it is cooperating with German The Volkswagen Motor Company To launch all independent joint horse riding in the United States by 2026.

Uber partners with Volkswagen to launch an independent joint ride by 2026

Tesla introduced the new Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, last month with a small fleet of self -driving vehicles. After the launch, it was reported that the cyclists have documented multiple incidents of driving problems with vehicles, according to Reuters.

Waymo similarly faced complaints, as some California residents said that the company’s electrical shipments, no driver in the company, generated semi -fixed noise.

Uber currently operates in more than 15,000 cities, according to its website.

APollo Go Robotaxi services are available in 15 cities and have completed more than 11 million trips, as of May, according to Reuters.

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Uber and Paido immediately did not respond to the Fox Business request for comment.