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How Qualcomm, Nvidia, Mobileye are winning the lucrative battle for smart car tech supremacy

Mercedes Concept CLA interior
Mercedes-Benz will base its next generation of cars -- highlighted by the Concept CLA Class sedan -- on Nvidia's Drive platform for autonomous cars. The two will co-develop the intellectual property and split the revenue from the software features.
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By:
Nick Gibbs
October 24, 2023 04:00 AM

A multi-billion dollar battle is being waged over who gets to deliver the intelligence inside tomorrow's smart-thinking, autonomous-capable, software-defined car, with U.S. chip companies Qualcomm, Nvidia and Intel's Mobileye vying for the biggest contracts.

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