Samsung enters autonomous driving race

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Samsung enters autonomous driving race

With new funding, business.

Samsung Electronics plans to become a major player in autonomous driving, building on its recent US$8 billion acquisition of audio and auto parts supplier Harman and its pole position in mobile communications markets. Samsung is set to announce at the Frankfurt Motor Show that it has set up an ...

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