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Mobileye founder to step down as CEO ahead of robotaxi push, leadership gap looms
Mobileye founder Amnon Shashua (암논 샤슈아) plans to step down as chief executive after about 30 years, remaining in the role until a successor is chosen. The change comes as Mobileye broadens its business into robotaxis and humanoid robots, beyond supplying chips to automakers. The company began as a computer-vision chip maker and later grew into a key supplier for safety and driver-assistance functions. Intel bought Mobileye for $15.3 billion in 2017 and remains its largest shareholder.
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BYD unveils China\'s first in-house 4nm smart driving chip, supports Level 3 and Level 4
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has unveiled what it called China’s first self-developed 4-nanometre smart driving chip and started mass production. The chip, Xuanji A3, is designed in-house and supports Level 3 and Level 4 autonomous driving, CEO Wang Chuanfu said. BYD also highlighted integration of its God’s Eye ADAS, Xuanji architecture and algorithms, saying it doubled computing efficiency and can exceed 2,100 TOPS when running three chips.
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Lyft to launch teen accounts two years after Uber
Lyft will officially launch teen accounts, CNBC reported on Feb. 9. CEO David Risher said Lyft delayed the rollout because it put safety first and will offer services designed to strengthen communication between parents and drivers. The program targets riders aged 13 to 17 and includes PIN verification, real-time tracking and recording features. Uber introduced teen accounts in May 2023 and has expanded the service to more than 50 countries.
