Intel bets on selling Mobileye data, with maps a first test


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 15 Mar 2017

Driverless tech: Mobileye says it has 80% of the market of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) that can automatically apply brakes or keep a car in its lane.

SAN FRANCISCO: To understand Intel's US$15.3bil (RM68bil) proposed acquisition of Israel's Mobileye, imagine the data created and compiled by a self-driving car scanning the road and objects around it as a potential source of revenue.

That data, says Intel Corp Chief Executive Brian Krzanich, is the key to the deal, and may see its first tangible revenue stream through mapping technology.

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