Nvidia, Qualcomm, Mobileye assert themselves in battle for smart car supremacy; China poised to grab lead in automated driving; CES stung by UAW strikes

BMW, Mercedes, Porsche and more are spending billions to integrate the suppliers' driver assistance solutions.

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