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Uber dropped Google Maps for Foursquare to power venue search
“If you use Uber and you say, like, I, you know, please pick me up at the, you know, Regency Cinema in Tribeca and take me to the Starbucks on 27th street, rather than typing addresses, That's all powered by Foursquare's global data set and they moved off Googl…”
Golde: Uber drivers average 0.6 to 0.8 empty miles per passenger mile
“We look at some of our competitors, specifically Uber, there's a paper published again, either late last year or earlier this year, showing how many miles they ride empty on average for every single passenger mile that they do, and it's about between . Six and…”
Foursquare location technology powers Apple Maps, Uber, Bing, and 100,000 others
“We power a lot of the location inside Bing. We power a lot of Apple Maps around the world. If you search in Uber or Tencent, Pinterest, and Snapchat, Samsung, Twitter, Garmin, these are among the 100,000 companies that now are using this technology set.”
ClickHouse counts Spotify, Netflix, Disney, and Uber as customers
“We are taking this very powerful analytical database that's used by companies like Spotify and Netflix and Disney and Uber and eBay and Cloudflare, and we're building a managed service in the cloud that we're calling ClickHouse Cloud.”
Katz: Uber adopted ClickHouse for logging infrastructure to lower costs
“They were evaluating a variety of technologies for their logging infrastructure for their logging platform, which is being used by hundreds of developers every day for a variety of analytical workloads. And the current technology presented a bit of a cost. Con…”
Narkhede: Apache Kafka is used by thousands of companies worldwide
“Since we open sourced it, you know, roughly five years ago, Kafka is used in thousands of companies worldwide, from Uber, and LinkedIn, and Netflix, all the way to traditional enterprises like eBay, and PayPal, and Cisco, and Goldman Sachs.”