Intel set to roll out 100 self-driving cars


  • TECH
  • Friday, 11 Aug 2017

Intel is keen for its technology to be an engine powering self-driving systems across the spectrum of vehicle makers. — AFP Relaxnews

Silicon Valley giant Intel on Aug 9 announced plans for a fleet of self-driving cars following its completion of the purchase of Israeli autonomous technology firm Mobileye.

A day after closing the US$15bil (RM64.38bil) deal to buy Mobileye, which specialises in driver-assistance systems, Intel said it will begin rolling out fully autonomous vehicles later this year for testing in Europe, Israel, and the United States.

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