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Hi, everybody. Welcome to Shift, a podcast about mobility. I'm Pete Bigelow, your host and

reporter at the Automotive News. This week, I'm pleased to welcome Anshamon Saxena, Qualcomm's vice president and head of

ADAS and automated driving products as my guest.

Anshamon's going to give us a sneak preview of what Qualcomm will unveil, along with BMW

on the automakers, Noia Klausa platform at IAA Mobility in Munich next week.

It has been a pretty nice journey in Colcom, building up step by step, the brakes that we have put for the foundation for driver assistance systems and automated driving.

But first, we've got to look at this week's headlines from around the mobility sphere. And for that, I am joined by my colleague Hannah Lutz. Hannah Lutz. Hannah, it's been a while

since you've been on shift. How are you today? Hi, Pete. I'm doing well. Thanks for having me.

Good. Welcome back. Yes. So this week's headlines, I guess I can say, are homegrown a bit.

They start with automotive news celebrating a big milestone this

past week. Fill us in on what's been going on in downtown Detroit. Yeah. So if you've been

following automotive news, it's hard to miss that this year is our centennial. We've been doing

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