Israel’s emergence as a center for automotive technology got a vote of confidence when Intel said it would pay $14.7 billion for Mobileye, a maker of chips and software for driverless cars.
Source: Auto Feed
Israel’s emergence as a center for automotive technology got a vote of confidence when Intel said it would pay $14.7 billion for Mobileye, a maker of chips and software for driverless cars.
Source: Auto Feed