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Intel Corporation, the majority shareholder of Mobileye Global Inc., filed a Schedule 13G form with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission on February 9, 2024, to report its significant ownership stake in the Jerusalem-based autonomous driving technology company. This mandatory regulatory filing serves as a formal disclosure of Intel's continued long-term investment position following Mobileye's transition to a publicly traded entity. The submission is a standard requirement under federal securities law for investors holding more than five percent of a registered class of a company's stock, ensuring market transparency regarding concentrated ownership structures. While Intel remains the dominant force behind Mobileye, the filing details the specific allocation of Class A and Class B common stock held by the semiconductor giant. As of the reporting date, Intel maintains control over the vast majority of the voting power, reflecting its strategic commitment to the development of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and self-driving software. This relationship is a cornerstone of Intel’s broader strategy to diversify its revenue streams into the automotive sector, which has become increasingly reliant on high-performance computing and vision-processing chips. Market analysts monitor these 13G filings closely as they indicate stability in a company's institutional backing. For Mobileye, the confirmation of Intel's static and substantial position helps mitigate concerns regarding potential liquidity shocks or massive sell-offs that could impact the stock's volatility. Despite the broader challenges facing the electric vehicle and autonomous technology markets over the past year—including supply chain fluctuations and shifting consumer demand—this filing reaffirms the structural partnership between the silicon manufacturer and its high-tech automotive subsidiary.