Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Levandowski trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Levandowski was fired by Uber in May.
Next to him sat engineer Anthony Levandowski.
Levandowski was recently fired by Uber.
Kalanick and Uber engineer Anthony Levandowski.
In April, Levandowski was fired from Uber.
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Additionally, text messages exchanged with former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick werediscovered to have taken place shortly after Levandowski left his post with Google.
Levandowski is also on the prospective witness list.
The two men first met at the TED conference in 2012,when Levandowski was showing off an early version of Google's self-driving car.
Lawyers for Levandowski said their client was innocent and did not steal anything from Waymo.
Uber will purchase Otto for $680 million just a few weeks after our walk,and Kalanick tells me he used his time with Levandowski to absorb the technology and business plan vision for autonomous vehicles.
The indictment alleges Levandowski downloaded thousands of files from Waymo's predecessor, Project Chauffeur, in the months before he left Google.
In a conference call with media on Friday,Uber's vice-president of Advanced Technologies Anthony Levandowski said Uber had“respect” for officials, but that the regulations were irrelevant to its cars.
Levandowski left Waymo in January 2016 and went on in May to form Otto LLC, which planned to develop hardware and software for autonomous vehicles.
And looking down on it all are people with direct AI project management experience,like Anthony Levandowski, the former head of Google's self-driving car division, who received nearly $120m in incentives before jumping ship to Uber.
Mr. Levandowski was accused of downloading thousands of Google files related to self-driving car technology before he left the company.
Uber's problems got even worse in February, when Google's driverless program, now called Waymo,filed a lawsuit alleging that Levandowski had stolen files from Google and that Uber had used them in the design of its self-driving car.
Mr Levandowski left Google in early 2016 to launch his own self-driving software start-up called Otto, which was later acquired by Uber.
In the latter part of their opening statement, Waymo rattled off a litany of documents,quoting private correspondence between Kalanick, Levandowski, and others, purporting to illustrate how they scheme to illicitly obtain Waymo's intellectual property.
Waymo has accused Levandowski of downloading 14,000 files before he left Google and then using that information to jump-start Uber's self-driving car program.
Alphabet had obtained a significant document called the Stroz Report: a due diligence report named for the firm that prepared it, Stroz Friedberg, ordered by Uber whencontroversial self-driving technology engineer Anthony Levandowski would be joining its team.
Levandowski was previously at the center of more than a year-long scandal, after Waymo accused him in 2017 of stealing trade secrets and bringing them to Uber.
We found that six weeks before his resignation this former employee, Anthony Levandowski, downloaded over 14,000 highly confidential and proprietary design files for Waymo's various hardware systems, including designs of Waymo's LiDAR and circuit board.
While Alphabet maintains that this new information aids its case, Uber has claimed the opposite and says that these efforts to destroy files, for example,prove Kalanick's insistence that Levandowski and his partners rid themselves of any proprietary data from Google.
The case centered around Anthony Levandowski, a high-profile engineer who was accused of taking information with him when leaving Google and bringing that information to Uber when he joined the company.
In a lawsuit, Waymo said Levandowski stole more than 9 gigabytes of information from them, which included more than 14,000 files related to the self-driving car project, just before he left the company to found Otto.
If the jury decides Uber, Levandowski, and Kalanick thieved trade secrets, it could serve as a lesson to the rest of the business community: There are consequences to moving too quickly and ignoring too many laws.
Although it may have seemed that Anthony Levandowski was done with the self-driving car business after being fired by Uber in the middle of a trade secrets dispute, it appears he might not be finished yet.
The claim is that before leaving Waymo, Mr Levandowski downloaded thousands of files in 2015 related to Alphabet's self-driving car technology, including details related to Lidar, a crucial sensor technology for self-driving cars.
The company has not beenable to search the personal devices of Mr Levandowski, who has invoked his Fifth Amendment rights- a constitutional clause that allows US citizens to resist any request to share information that could put them at risk of self-incrimination.
Stroz Friedberg discovered during its investigation that Levandowski was, in fact, in possession of"highly confidential" information from Waymo"stored on five disks on his personal Drobo 50," which he later destroyed-- things like"source code, files, and software pertaining to self-driving cars.”.