Mobileye founder and CEO Amnon Shashua plans to step down after nearly three decades, as the company pushes into robotaxis and humanoid robots (Kirsten Korosec/TechCrunch)
Mobileye says Amnon Shashua plans to leave the CEO job as the company widens its bet beyond driver-assistance systems.
Shashua founded Mobileye nearly three decades ago and has remained its top executive through its Intel ownership and public-market return. The TechCrunch item says the transition comes as Mobileye is pushing into robotaxis and humanoid robots. The Techmeme snapshot also points to follow-on coverage from Reuters, CTech, The Times of Israel, RuntimeWire, and Globes. Techmeme's note
Shashua founded Mobileye nearly three decades ago and has remained its top executive through its Intel ownership and public-market return. The TechCrunch item says the transition comes as Mobileye is pushing into robotaxis and humanoid robots. The Techmeme snapshot also points to follow-on coverage from Reuters, CTech, The Times of Israel, RuntimeWire, and Globes. Techmeme's note
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