Intel Education and Intel Capital today announced the first eight member companies for the Intel Education Accelerator, a four-month program to help ed-tech startups transform education for student success. Beating out nearly 200 other global applican…
Intel Education and Intel Capital today announced the first eight member companies for the Intel Education Accelerator, a four-month program to help ed-tech startups transform education for student success. Beating out nearly 200 other global applican…
Intel Education and Intel Capital today announced the first eight member companies for the Intel Education Accelerator, a four-month program to help ed-tech startups transform education for student success. Beating out nearly 200 other global applican…
Intel Education and Intel Capital today announced the first eight member companies for the Intel Education Accelerator, a four-month program to help ed-tech startups transform education for student success. Beating out nearly 200 other global applican…
Intel Education and Intel Capital today announced the first eight member companies for the Intel Education Accelerator, a four-month program to help ed-tech startups transform education for student success. Beating out nearly 200 other global applican…
Intel Education and Intel Capital today announced the first eight member companies for the Intel Education Accelerator, a four-month program to help ed-tech startups transform education for student success. Beating out nearly 200 other global applican…
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, today announced the $125 million Intel Capital Diversity Fund to invest in technology startups run by women and underrepresented minorities. The largest of its kind, the fund launches with investments in four companies: Brit + Co, CareCloud, Mark One, and Venafi. Intel Capital is leading the way in helping entrepreneurs from myriad backgrounds turn their ideas into innovations that serve the needs of a diverse public. Find out more about the Diversity Fund.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, today announced the $125 million Intel Capital Diversity Fund to invest in technology startups run by women and underrepresented minorities. The largest of its kind, the fund launches with investments in four companies: Brit + Co, CareCloud, Mark One, and Venafi. Intel Capital is leading the way in helping entrepreneurs from myriad backgrounds turn their ideas into innovations that serve the needs of a diverse public. Find out more about the Diversity Fund.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, today announced the $125 million Intel Capital Diversity Fund to invest in technology startups run by women and underrepresented minorities. The largest of its kind, the fund launches with investments in four companies: Brit + Co, CareCloud, Mark One, and Venafi. Intel Capital is leading the way in helping entrepreneurs from myriad backgrounds turn their ideas into innovations that serve the needs of a diverse public. Find out more about the Diversity Fund.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, today announced the $125 million Intel Capital Diversity Fund to invest in technology startups run by women and underrepresented minorities. The largest of its kind, the fund launches with investments in four companies: Brit + Co, CareCloud, Mark One, and Venafi. Intel Capital is leading the way in helping entrepreneurs from myriad backgrounds turn their ideas into innovations that serve the needs of a diverse public. Find out more about the Diversity Fund.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, today announced the $125 million Intel Capital Diversity Fund to invest in technology startups run by women and underrepresented minorities. The largest of its kind, the fund launches with investments in four companies: Brit + Co, CareCloud, Mark One, and Venafi. Intel Capital is leading the way in helping entrepreneurs from myriad backgrounds turn their ideas into innovations that serve the needs of a diverse public. Find out more about the Diversity Fund.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, today announced the $125 million Intel Capital Diversity Fund to invest in technology startups run by women and underrepresented minorities. The largest of its kind, the fund launches with investments in four companies: Brit + Co, CareCloud, Mark One, and Venafi. Intel Capital is leading the way in helping entrepreneurs from myriad backgrounds turn their ideas into innovations that serve the needs of a diverse public. Find out more about the Diversity Fund.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, caps off 2014 with $355 million dollars in 123 investments across 27 countries. Spanning the technology continuum from wearables and the Internet of Things (IoT) to big data analytics, these companies include investments from the Intel Capital China Smart Device Innovation Fund launched in April. This year, Intel Capital saw 25 exits (three IPO, 22 M&A) from its portfolio and has been recognized as the most active IoT investor of 2014 by CB Insights. To date, Intel Capital has invested in over $11.4 billion in 1,403 companies in 57 countries. Get more information about Intel Capital.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, caps off 2014 with $355 million dollars in 123 investments across 27 countries. Spanning the technology continuum from wearables and the Internet of Things (IoT) to big data analytics, these companies include investments from the Intel Capital China Smart Device Innovation Fund launched in April. This year, Intel Capital saw 25 exits (three IPO, 22 M&A) from its portfolio and has been recognized as the most active IoT investor of 2014 by CB Insights. To date, Intel Capital has invested in over $11.4 billion in 1,403 companies in 57 countries. Get more information about Intel Capital.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, caps off 2014 with $355 million dollars in 123 investments across 27 countries. Spanning the technology continuum from wearables and the Internet of Things (IoT) to big data analytics, these companies include investments from the Intel Capital China Smart Device Innovation Fund launched in April. This year, Intel Capital saw 25 exits (three IPO, 22 M&A) from its portfolio and has been recognized as the most active IoT investor of 2014 by CB Insights. To date, Intel Capital has invested in over $11.4 billion in 1,403 companies in 57 countries. Get more information about Intel Capital.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, caps off 2014 with $355 million dollars in 123 investments across 27 countries. Spanning the technology continuum from wearables and the Internet of Things (IoT) to big data analytics, these companies include investments from the Intel Capital China Smart Device Innovation Fund launched in April. This year, Intel Capital saw 25 exits (three IPO, 22 M&A) from its portfolio and has been recognized as the most active IoT investor of 2014 by CB Insights. To date, Intel Capital has invested in over $11.4 billion in 1,403 companies in 57 countries. Get more information about Intel Capital.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, caps off 2014 with $355 million dollars in 123 investments across 27 countries. Spanning the technology continuum from wearables and the Internet of Things (IoT) to big data analytics, these companies include investments from the Intel Capital China Smart Device Innovation Fund launched in April. This year, Intel Capital saw 25 exits (three IPO, 22 M&A) from its portfolio and has been recognized as the most active IoT investor of 2014 by CB Insights. To date, Intel Capital has invested in over $11.4 billion in 1,403 companies in 57 countries. Get more information about Intel Capital.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, caps off 2014 with $355 million dollars in 123 investments across 27 countries. Spanning the technology continuum from wearables and the Internet of Things (IoT) to big data analytics, these companies include investments from the Intel Capital China Smart Device Innovation Fund launched in April. This year, Intel Capital saw 25 exits (three IPO, 22 M&A) from its portfolio and has been recognized as the most active IoT investor of 2014 by CB Insights. To date, Intel Capital has invested in over $11.4 billion in 1,403 companies in 57 countries. Get more information about Intel Capital.
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment organization, caps off 2014 with $355 million dollars in 123 investments across 27 countries. Spanning the technology continuum from wearables and the Internet of Things (IoT) to big data analytics, these companies include investments from the Intel Capital China Smart Device Innovation Fund launched in April. This year, Intel Capital saw 25 exits (three IPO, 22 M&A) from its portfolio and has been recognized as the most active IoT investor of 2014 by CB Insights. To date, Intel Capital has invested in over $11.4 billion in 1,403 companies in 57 countries. Get more information about Intel Capital.
The 15th annual Intel Capital Global Summit will kick off next week in Huntington Beach, California. From Nov. 3-5, this invite-only event will bring together more than 1,000 entrepreneurs, global CEOs, Fortune 1000 executives and industry influencers from more than 15 countries. This year’s list of speakers includes former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, Stanford President John L. Hennessy (“godfather of Silicon Valley”), and former FCC chairman Reed Hundt. A press conference with Intel Capital president Arvind Sodhani will take place on Tuesday, November 4 at 12:20pm Pacific Time, and will be webcast in our online newsroom. Follow #icapsummit and @intelcapital for updates throughout the conference.