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“In addition to the high-profile #Waze and Not Not just Waze and #Mobileye, dozens of local startups are entering the fray and investors have taken notice”
HAARETZ As Vehicles Go High-tech, Israel’s in the Driver’s Seat by Eliran Rubin October 7, 2016 …The global automobile industry has been centered in the United States, Germany and Japan, but as with other sectors that are being transformed by … Continue reading
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Tagged cars, General Motors, Mobileye, Volkswagen, Waze
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