Blockchain API company dfuse announced that it raised $3.5 million in seed financing co-led by Intel Capital and Multicoin Capital. The funding will help the company expand its blockchain platform by growing its engineering and customer success teams.
Chip giant Intel considers Israel its home base, and the size of the nation has nothing to do with the size of its investment there, say entrepreneurs at Intel Capital’s conference in Arizona.
At our annual CISO Summit in Palo Alto, Intel Capital brought together startup leaders with chief information security officers from some of the biggest names in business.
In this edition of Founder Q&A, we speak to Ram Menon about his life as a Silicon Valley CEO. After helping build TIBCO into a global heavyweight, Menon launched Avaamo, a leader in specialized chatbots that’s re-defining how the technology can help enterprises and their customers.
Intel Capital has invested $30 million in three disruptive companies: Catalytic, a SaaS intelligent automation startup; Fortanix, a cloud security company; and Pliops, which is developing next-generation NAND flash storage processors. These three companies are advancing innovation in areas critical to the growth of cloud computing.
The Beijing-based VR/AR content developer is making VR technologies and experience commercially viable in entertainment, sports and education sectors in China.
Following a day of meetings on Capitol Hill, Intel Capital Vice President Trina Van Pelt was asked to suggest ways Congress can increase investment in women and underrepresented minorities.
Hong Kong based CTAccel is a leading FPGA acceleration technology and solution provider. Company will use investment proceeds to develop image processing and image analytics solutions and to strengthen market penetration in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.
With the automotive industry undergoing a seismic shift due to innovations such as electric vehicles and autonomous driving, Matt Stone from Intel Capital discusses how China that will push this market into overdrive, guided by the Five Year Plan the country passed in 2016.
In this edition of Founder Q&A, we discover how Magnus once again became a startup co-founder in his mid-50s (this time, almost by accident); the decision-making and leadership lessons that helped him grow iZettle into a successful unicorn company while working with a team nearly half his age; and how Ford’s launch of the Model T in 1908 planted the seeds for his entrepreneurial journey.