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Uber to pour $500m into global mapping project

August 1, 2016 Tristan Van Iersel

Uber is preparing to pour $500m into an ambitious global mapping project as it seeks to wean itself off dependence on Google Maps and pave the way for driverless cars. More on Financial Times