Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) Inc's self-driving unit is available to utilizing innovation from rivals in the business, the organization's CEO said on Wednesday.
"In the event that any of those contenders need to put their tech onto our foundation we'd be totally open as long as their tech is sufficiently protected," Dara Khosrowshahi said at the Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) 2020 Technology, Media and Telecom Conference in San Francisco.
The CEO said Uber was at that point conversing with outsiders, however didn't give further subtleties.
Khosrowshahi included that Uber's Advanced Technologies Group, the independent driving unit, had "critical auxiliary preferences" because of the ride-hailing business including information on courses that create the most income.
