UBER 2/7 - Ouber, Youber ou Über ?
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2000. Garrett Camp étudiant en ingénierie informatique à Calgary créé pendant ses études StumbleUpon, un moteur de recherche dont l’indexation des contenus s’effectue par les internautes et non par des robots. Diplômé, Garrett déménagea à San Francisco pour développer son site avant de le vendre 75 millions de dollars à ebay en 2007. Devenu salarié, il commence à occuper son esprit avec une nouvelle idée : Créer une application qui permettrait d’utiliser des limousines comme des taxis.
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