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Alphabet Invests $5B More into Waymo

July 24, 2024
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Alphabet Invests $5B More into Waymo

Alphabet Inc. has announced a major financial commitment to its self-driving technology subsidiary, Waymo, with a $5 billion investment spread over the next few years. This move was revealed by Ruth Porat, Alphabet’s chief financial officer, during the company’s second-quarter earnings call on July 23, 2024. The new multi-year funding aims to reinforce Waymo’s position as a leader in autonomous driving technology and ensure the continued development and expansion of its services. The investment aligns with Alphabet’s strategy of enhancing its “other bets” segment, which includes various innovative projects beyond its core search and advertising business.

Porat highlighted that this funding commitment is consistent with Alphabet’s recent annual investment levels and will support Waymo in achieving its goal of becoming the world’s foremost autonomous driving technology company. The investment will enable Waymo to advance its technological capabilities, improve operational performance, and expand its fleet and service areas. This financial backing is expected to accelerate Waymo’s growth and reinforce its market position in the competitive field of self-driving technology.

Waymo’s current operations are already making a significant impact, with the company providing over 50,000 paid rides per week in San Francisco and Phoenix. The company recently expanded its services to Los Angeles and Austin, reflecting its rapid growth and increasing market presence. Waymo has also made strides in gaining access to lucrative ride-hail markets, including securing permits to operate its robotaxi service 24 hours a day in San Francisco and its surrounding areas, including key routes to San Francisco International Airport.

In addition to enhancing its service areas, Waymo is preparing to launch a commercial driverless service in Austin later this year. This expansion reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to democratize access to its autonomous ride-hailing services. The substantial investment from Alphabet underscores the company’s commitment to supporting Waymo’s mission and ensuring its continued success in shaping the future of transportation through advanced autonomous vehicle technology.

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  • Alphabet to Inject $5 Billion into Waymo for Continued Growth and Expansion
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