Uber Technologies is acting like a utility for getting things done
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- Uber’s recent results have reinforced the same message: massive usage plus real cash generation, with Q3 2025 free cash flow of $2.2B.
- Autonomy looks less like a doomsday scenario and more like a supply shift—Uber wants to be the marketplace and operations layer for multiple self-driving fleets.
- The long-term fight is against consumer friction: the more “errands” Uber owns, the more it behaves like everyday infrastructure.
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