TomTom, Baidu to collaborate on maps for computer-assisted driving
No terms were disclosed and TomTom said the deal would not add to earnings in the current financial year
FILE PHOTO - A employee uses his mobile phone as he walks past the company logo of Baidu at its headquarters in Beijing, August 5, 2010. PHOTO: REUTERS
No terms were disclosed and TomTom said the deal would not add to earnings in the current financial year.
Baidu to launch self-driving car technology in July
China has historically been a weak spot in TomTom's global map coverage for regulatory reasons. CEO Harold Goddijn said in a statement that Baidu would adopt TomTom's mapmaking platform, while Baidu has technologies of its own in autonomous driving and artificial intelligence.
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