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The latest news and trends in restaurant technology
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The hottest restaurant tech of 2020

The industry underwent years’ worth of tech adoption in a matter of months.

Technology

Uber Eats to share more data with restaurants

Restaurants will be able to see how they compare to nearby competitors and view recommended action.

Here are four areas of innovation to keep an eye on next year.

It joins more than a dozen other cities and counties to limit what delivery providers charge restaurants.

The fast casual’s redesigned app was created to “balance speed and joy,” Cava’s CEO said.

It was a head-spinning week for delivery, but at least one ghost kitchen came out a winner.

The burger chain has added Google integration at 5,000 U.S. restaurants as it works to make ordering easier. It also has a unit in a ghost kitchen.

The delivery-only fast casual opened in October is an intriguing new model for the delivery giant.

Santa Clara County and San Jose approved a 15% limit on what third-party providers can charge restaurants.

A set of new guidelines addresses key pain points between restaurants and third-party providers, with the intention of helping to shape public policy.

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