Waymo is reportedly preparing to ditch its Uber partnership, planning to launch its own ride-hailing app in Austin and Atlanta starting next January — even though the current deal isn’t set to expire until 2028. This follows a similar split in Phoenix earlier this year, amid growing friction between the two tech giants. Tensions flared after Uber’s CTO criticized Waymo’s driving and the CEO questioned robotaxis’ reliability in emergencies — without naming names. Now, they’re even on opposing sides of new self-driving regulations. Waymo hasn’t confirmed the reports, but their move signals readiness to go solo. This evolving rift could reshape the future of autonomous ride-sharing.
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