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  1. Serve Robotics, acquired through Uber's Postmates deal, is a key business partner and received an overweight rating from Wedbush.

Serve Robotics is deploying its food delivery robots, powered by Nvidia's Jetson Orin platform, under a new deal with Uber Eats.

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Serve Robotics is deploying its food delivery robots, powered by Nvidia's Jetson Orin platform, under a new deal with Uber Eats.

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  1. Serve Robotics, spun off from Uber, has successfully secured a partnership with 7-Eleven to deploy its food delivery robots via Uber Eats.Sub-event
  2. Shake Shack, Little Caesars, and Pizza Hut partnered with Serve Robotics for autonomous robotic delivery in LA and Canada.Sub-event
  3. Serve Robotics expanded its operational footprint by launching markets and securing a major client in multiple cities.Sub-event
  4. Serve Robotics is deploying its Nvidia-powered robot fleet under a new operational deal with Uber Eats.1 source

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