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Code/Mobile 2015: Nissan Researcher Maarten Sierhuis and Qualcomm’s Chris Borroni-Bird

By Ina Fried
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Tech companies like Apple and Google hog most of the attention when it comes to self-driving cars, but that doesn’t mean auto makers are rolling over. Nissan’s Maarten Sierhuis and Qualcomm’s Chris Borroni-Bird explain what the car companies are up to.

This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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