Chipzilla to make its self-driving car unit public
Mobileye plans IPO
Intel is planning to make its self-driving-car unit Mobileye a public company in the middle of next year -- an IPO which could value the Israeli unit at more than $50 billion
Intel's Mobileye tests AVs in Gotham City
If it can make it there, it can make it anywhere
Mobileye, the company that specialises in chips for vision-based autonomous vehicles, is now testing its AVs in New York City. This is a bit tricky because New York has harsh restrictions around such testing.
MobileEye mocks Nvidia as a copycat
Your stuff is rather similar
MobileEye boss Amnon Shashua took a swing at the GPU company named after a Roman vengeance demon.
Intel chooses Jerusalem for self-driving tests
Because it's difficult
Part of Intel's attempt to re-engineer its business is getting into the self-driving business and now its Mobileye division said it has chosen Jerusalem to test its technology.
Intel writes $13.5 billion cheque for MobileEye
Self-driving car software belongs to Chipzilla
Chipzilla has just written a $13.5 billion cheque to buy its Jerusalem-based partner MobilEye.