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Intel’s AI reset highlights hard lessons from Israeli acquisitions
25.04.25|CTech and ReutersCEO Lip-Bu Tan looks to rebuild from within—but the path won’t be easy.
Mobileye shrugs off trade tensions with strong Q1 results
24.04.25|Sophie ShulmanAutonomous systems maker reports robust sales and maintains full-year outlook.
Mobileye shrugs off trade tensions with strong Q1 results
24.04.25|Sophie ShulmanAutonomous systems maker reports robust sales and maintains full-year outlook.
After Altera, is Intel preparing to sell Mobileye?
15.04.25|CTechThe $4.46B divestment signals a broader shakeup under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan.
After Altera, is Intel preparing to sell Mobileye?
15.04.25|CTechThe $4.46B divestment signals a broader shakeup under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan.
Volkswagen taps Mobileye to power its partially autonomous cars
25.03.25|Omer KabirThe partnership will introduce Level 2+ autonomy in VW’s future models.
Wiz leads the way: The top 10 biggest Israeli tech acquisitions of all time
18.03.25|CTechGoogle’s record-breaking $32 billion deal reshapes Israeli tech’s biggest exits.
Mobileye’s stock rallies as robotaxi rollout with Lyft set for 2026
10.02.25|Sophie ShulmanFirst autonomous taxis to launch in Dallas as Mobileye moves closer to full autonomy.
Mobileye ends brutal year with 20% revenue decline and $3 billion loss
30.01.25|Sophie ShulmanStock sinks as investors react to weak earnings and ongoing market challenges.
A quarter century of exits: The top 10 M&As in Israeli tech
30.12.24|CTechFrom autonomous vehicles to cybersecurity, these landmark acquisitions since the turn of the century highlight Israel’s pivotal role in shaping global tech innovation and the growing influence of its startups in key industries.
Lyft partners with Israeli companies Mobileye and Nexar to offer autonomous mobility at scale
06.11.24|James SpiroThe partnerships aim to establish a foothold in the autonomous vehicle market starting in Atlanta next year.
Mobileye defies expectations with revenue growth despite $2.6 billion write-off
31.10.24|Sophie ShulmanWith an unexpected revenue boost, Mobileye aims to regain investor confidence despite a $2.6B hit.
China’s autonomous car market eyes Israel with suspicion amid technology security fears
29.10.24|Tomer HadarAs Chinese companies rise in smart driving, accusations against Israeli firms intensify, sparking nationalistic backlash.
Intel denies Mobileye sell-off, shares rebound despite ongoing troubles
19.09.24|CTechMobileye stock rises after Intel rules out divesting its stake, amid operational challenges.
Mobileye drops lidar development, axes 100 jobs to save $60M
09.09.24|Sophie ShulmanCost-saving measures and evolving technologies force the autonomous leader to rethink sensor strategies.
Salesforce’s $2B Own buyout and Tower’s India move show Israel’s strength—and its vulnerabilities
08.09.24|Sophie ShulmanWhy Israeli high-tech’s global success may come at a cost to the local economy.
Intel weighs selling part of Mobileye to raise much-needed capital
06.09.24|CTechAmid revenue declines and market pressures, Intel is considering selling part of its 88% stake in the Israeli automated driving systems provider.
Mobileye’s China gamble backfires: How chaos in the world’s largest car market cut its value by two-thirds
01.09.24|Sophie ShulmanDependence on China has turned into a nightmare for the autonomous vehicle leader.
The highs and lows of Amnon Shashua's tech empire
11.08.24|Sophie ShulmanWhy the tech visionary behind Mobileye is facing his toughest business challenges yet.
Mobileye founder Shashua acquires $10.4M-worth of shares after stock crashes
06.08.24|CTechThe autonomous vehicle systems manufacturer's market cap is at an all-time low of $12.24 billion after its shares fell by almost 50% in the past three months, and by nearly 65% since the start of the year.

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