I hope we finally move beyond just announcing...
https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/9/16119000/intel-mobileye-self-driving-cars-level-4
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What a Joke -- a bunch of 🤡 useless HB1's Ph.D.'s driving around Chandler AZ --picking their butt! It's great anyone with money in India may purchase a Ph.D. from a paper company. Worked with these folks, Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering-- ha ha 🤡 joke! Four of them I worked/trained with did not know the names of tools, calipers, o-scopes or how to use any of them. Absolutely no electro mechanical skills most do not even how to change oil in a vehicle. That's why they all lease BMW's. Sorry I only have a B.S. from ASU and do not pay for any repairs on my home, vehicle, home or any thing else and I do not lease or have loan payments or mortgage -- own everything. Good Luck to Intel - you wanted HB1's at 60k a year ha ha --it's now hitting the fan!
Just like a few years ago, smartphones and mobile devices here we go!!!! Lol.
"Hope" just like hope for 10nm, coming soon really soon
Tick tock tock tock where the hell is 10nm
Hope
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From the article:
"A spokesperson for Intel did not immediately respond to a question about which automaker would be building the chipmaker’s new self-driving cars."
and
"The companies say they hope to start contracting their self-driving kit to original equipment manufacturers (OEM) like Volvo and GM by 2019. The goal is to have a fully developed package available for automakers to start integrating into new vehicles by 2019."
In other words, 2021. In the meantime, MobilEye's revenue continues to grow, and their earnings will now be accretive to Intel's 2H17 revenue to the tune of ~$275m, which accounts for a decent portion of Intel's upward guidance at the 2Q earnings call.