Mobileye

Mobileye Global Inc. operates from Jerusalem as an Israeli engineering firm incorporated in the United States to access American capital markets. Founded in November 1998 by Professor Amnon Shashua and his wife Ziv Aviram, the company pioneered the EyeQ system-on-chip architecture that serves as the physical AI brain for its visual perception systems. This hardware-software integration powers cameras and sensors for lane keeping, collision avoidance, and traffic sign recognition across millions of vehicles worldwide.

The organization transitioned from a pure supplier to Intel in 2017 before becoming a public entity via a merger with SpringWorks Acquisition Corp in September 2022. While historically dominant in advanced driver-assistance systems sold to major automakers like Volvo, Ford, and General Motors, Mobileye has aggressively pivoted toward full autonomy. The company now targets the robotaxi market with a dedicated fleet operation aiming for a United States launch in 2027.

In mid-2026, founder Amnon Shashua stepped down as CEO to focus on research and development, handing operational control to a successor tasked with monetizing the Mentee robotaxi project. Despite analyst skepticism regarding the timeline for profitable autonomous operations, retail investors remain bullish and insiders continue buying shares. A director purchased nearly 12,000 shares in August 2026 following a stock decline, while Bank of America increased its stake by over 111,000 shares later that month. [edit]