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For $15.3B, Intel agreed to but Israeli autonomous vehicle technology firm MobilEye on Monday to develop driverless systems for automakers. MobilEye is one of the largest players in autonomous vehicle tech and it recently teamed with Intel on BMW's iNext self-driving platform. Although, the plan with MobilEye is to build systems that can be used by any automaker, especially for those who are not into developing their own from scratch. Read more in our articles including "Intel buys autonomous vehicle technology firm MobilEye" and "Francisco Motors enters EV Market with Elektron SUV".

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For $15.3B, Intel agreed to but Israeli autonomous vehicle technology firm MobilEye on Monday to develop driverless systems for automakers. MobilEye is one of the largest players in autonomous vehicle tech and it recently teamed with Intel on BMW's iNext self-driving platform. Although, the plan with MobilEye is to build systems that can be used by any automaker, especially for those who are not into developing their own from scratch.

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Our coverage of mobileye includes: "Intel buys autonomous vehicle technology firm MobilEye"; "Francisco Motors enters EV Market with Elektron SUV"; "Mastercard contactless payments now accepted on LRT-2". Each article provides unique insights and information.

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Our article "Intel buys autonomous vehicle technology firm MobilEye" published on March 14, 2017 covers the latest information about mobileye. Check it out for the most current details.