Rumberger Discusses Findings of Connected Cars & Autonomous Vehicle Survey in Silicon Valley Business Journal
October 24, 2017
Silicon Valley Business Journal
Partner Todd Rumberger was quoted in a Silicon Valley Business Journal article, “Forget Detroit, Industry Leaders Are Placing Their Bets on Silicon Valley in Connected Cars Race” about whether Silicon Valley will win the connected and autonomous car race.
“Incumbents are increasingly embracing these changes through startup investments and acquisitions, while new entrants are positioning themselves for successful integration into traditional supply chains through commercial partnerships with incumbents,” Rumberger said. “Whether Silicon Valley and Detroit are on a collision course or a collaborative and integrated path forward remains to be seen, but in the near-term, we expect each will continue to do what they do best – innovate and produce.”
“Incumbents are increasingly embracing these changes through startup investments and acquisitions, while new entrants are positioning themselves for successful integration into traditional supply chains through commercial partnerships with incumbents,” Rumberger said. “Whether Silicon Valley and Detroit are on a collision course or a collaborative and integrated path forward remains to be seen, but in the near-term, we expect each will continue to do what they do best – innovate and produce.”
Related News
July 11, 2025
In the News
Foley Attorneys Assess Critical IP Considerations for Emerging Medical Device Companies
Foley & Lardner LLP attorneys Shabbi Khan, Nate Beaver, Austin Kim, and Jeff Simon authored the Med Device Online article, "Critical Considerations For IP & Patents For Emerging Medical Device Companies."
July 11, 2025
In the News
David Morris Featured for Arrival to Foley's Salt Lake City Office
Foley & Lardner LLP partner David Morris is highlighted across legal press for his recent arrival to the firm.
July 10, 2025
In the News
Ann Marie Uetz Comments on Automotive Supply Chain Approach to Evolving Tariff Environment
Foley & Lardner LLP partner Ann Marie Uetz shared perspective from the automotive supply chain amid the evolving trade environment in the Crain's Detroit article, "Ford, Stellantis tighten terms on suppliers as tariff costs add up."