Intel's Mobileye Deal Is a Pricey Roll of the Dice

The video discusses Intel's strategic acquisition of Mobileye for $15 billion to enter the driverless car market. It highlights the risks, such as competition from tech giants like Google and Apple, and the uncertainty of the market's growth. Intel aims to position itself as a neutral supplier in the auto industry, offering a package of chips and sensors. The financial implications are significant, with the potential market valued at $70 billion, but the numbers are speculative. The video also touches on competition from Qualcomm and the increasing computerization of vehicles.

Why did Intel decide to acquire an established player in the driverless car market?

• To avoid the risk of building from scratch

• To compete directly with Google

• To reduce its investment in new technologies

• To focus solely on smartphone technology

What is one of the major risks associated with Intel's acquisition in the driverless car market?

• The cost of the acquisition is too low

• Mobileye's technology is outdated

• Intel might lose its partnership with BMW

• Driverless cars may not become as significant as expected

How is Intel positioning itself in the auto market with its acquisition of Mobileye?

• As a company focusing on traditional car manufacturing

• As a leader in smartphone technology

• As a neutral supplier offering a package of technologies

• As a direct competitor to automakers

What is the potential market size Intel is targeting with its acquisition of Mobileye?

• $100 billion

• $15 billion

• $70 billion

• $50 billion

Which company is mentioned as a competitor to Intel in the self-driving vehicle market?

• Apple

• Qualcomm

• Uber

• Tesla