24/7
Buzz
Startups
VC
AI
Innovation
Opinions
Events
Promising Startups 2024
BiblioTech
Boarding Pass
Corporate
Appointments
CTalk
Tech Gateways
2025 VC survey
@Finance
Ctech Testimonials
Shopping
Projects
Spotlight
About
Newsletter
Contact us
Facebook
Twitter
ACCESSIBILITY
by
Homepage
Robotaxis
Tags search
HOME
24/7
buzz
STARTUPS
VC
AI
Innovation
OPINIONS
EVENTS
SHOPPING
ABOUT
teram of use
Privacy Policy
NEWSLETTER
SEARCH
CONTACT US
ACCESSIBILITY
24/7
Headlines
14:31
Shawarma and rubble: The paradox of Gaza’s post-war recovery
14:08
“Global LPs now assume Israeli founders can operate through geopolitical shocks, volatility, operational chaos, and even war”
11:54
Chinese fund: “The Chinese government has imposed a ban on any new investment in Israel”
11:27
Innovation or exhaustion? The human cost of tech’s AI reset
More stories
Buzz
Most popular
Daily
Weekly
1
Why Apple paid billions for a company with no revenue
2
Valued at $800 million after less than two years, Vega eyes the path blazed by Wiz
3
Google-Wiz deal expected to be cleared by EU following meeting with regulators, report says
4
Israeli startups raise over $1 billion in January, marking best opening month since 2022
5
From secret satellites to civilian services: Israel’s space industry reinvents itself
More news
Robotaxis
3 stories about Robotaxis
Mobileye Does not Take a Single Dollar From Intel, Says CEO
06.11.19
|
Hagar Ravet
Almost three years after its $15.3 billion acquisition by Intel, CEO Amnon Shashua stated the company is completely self-reliant, and that its revenues jumped 20% year-over-year in the third quarter of 2019
Volkswagen to Test Autonomous Vehicles in Tel Aviv in 2022, Says Executive
29.10.19
|
Udi Etsion
Alexander Hitzinger, senior vice president of autonomous driving at the Group, told Calcalist he estimates that Volkswagen will begin offering autonomous driving-as-a-service by 2025
Robotaxis Are a Necessary Stepping Stone for Driverless Cars, Says Mobileye CEO
10.07.19
|
Omer Kabir
Commercial manufacturing of private autonomous cars will need to wait until autonomous taxis are wide-spread and entranced as an industry, Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua wrote in an article posted to Intel’s website