Global Corporate Venturing Recognizes Three Intel Capital Team Members
Three members of the Intel Capital team were recognized by Global Corporate Venturing in the Top 50 Emerging Leaders and the Top 50 Rising Stars categories.
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How Boomtv is Seeding the Esports Market
VentureBeat’s Dean Takahashi sits down with Dave Flanagan, vice president and senior managing director at Intel Capital, and Sumit Gupta, founder and CEO of Boomtv to discuss the strategy behind Boomtv.
Software 2.0 takes shape
With demand for talented software developers far exceeding supply, companies are looking for new tools that can help automate parts of software development. In his latest blog post, Assaf Araki, investment manager at Intel Capital, takes a systematic approach to understanding how machine learning is impacting software development and explores recent developments in AI and machine learning that are helping developers through every stage of the software development lifecycle.
BabbleLabs Acquisition Marks Important Milestone for Voice and Speech Technology
The announcement today that BabbleLabs will be acquired by Cisco is great recognition of the impact Chris Rowen and the extraordinary team at BabbleLabs have made with their deep learning speech enhancement software, which is powering breakthrough voice applications and devices.
Portfolio company Rubikloud acquired by Kinaxis
Congratulations to the Rubikloud team on their agreement to be acquired by Kinaxis. We look forward to seeing you continue to build your vision for the future of retail-based AI and smarter global supply chains.
Spot announces acquisition by NetApp
Congratulations to Spot on their agreement to be acquired by NetApp. We’re excited for the entire Spot team as they continue their journey to help customers maximize the performance of their cloud workloads at the lowest possible cost.
Anodot Raises $35M in Series C Funding to Drive Autonomous Business Monitoring for Telcos and Digital Businesses
Anodot uses machine learning to drive the future of analytics – autonomous business monitoring. Fortune 500 companies across telco, finance and digital sectors rely on Anodot’s real-time, contextual alerts to catch the incidents that impact revenue and costs. Examples include drops in success rate, customer incidents, app performance and other business metrics. By helping business users find and fix incidents quickly, Anodot helps customers cut incident management by as much as 80%.
Astera Labs Poised for Rapid Growth with Series B Funding and Manufacturing Partnerships in Place
Astera Labs is a fabless semiconductor company that develops purpose-built connectivity solutions for data-centric systems to remove performance bottlenecks in compute-intensive workloads such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. The company’s product portfolio includes system-aware semiconductor integrated circuits, boards and services to enable robust connectivity for PCI Express® (PCIe®) and Compute Express Link™ (CXL) solutions.
Intel Capital Leads $11.5M in Series A Funding for Hypersonix
Hypersonix is an AI-powered autonomous analytics platform designed for consumer industries such as retail, restaurants, hospitality and ecommerce. Decision-makers need real-time actionable insights from disparate data sources, such as regional business performance or web traffic. Hypersonix’s platform empowers customers to make faster and smarter decisions that drive profitability, productivity and customer engagement through simple voice and text search, data visualization and interpretation.
MemVerge Introduces Big Memory Computing
MemVerge is a software company founded on the vision that every application should run in memory. MemVerge’s Memory Machine™ software is the foundation for a new era of Big Memory computing, providing petabyte-size pools of shared persistent memory and powerful data services so that data-centric applications such as AI, machine learning, financial market data analytics and high-performance computing are easier to develop and deploy. MemVerge’s Big Memory software lowers the cost of memory, allows it to scale out and makes it highly available with memory data services such as ZeroIO™ snapshot, memory replication, and lightning-fast recovery.