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Mobileye Does not Take a Single Dollar From Intel, Says CEO
06.11.19
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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
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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
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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