Since 1991, Intel Capital has helped entrepreneurs turn great ideas into successful businesses, through the power of partnership.
See the different ways Intel Capital invests in and supports its partner companies.
Intel Capital has been ranked Most Active VC Investor in AI, cybersecurity, IoT and big data, with more portfolio exits than any other venture capital firm since 2005.
iZettle co-founder Magnus Nilsson discusses how Intel Capital helped this highly successful financial technology company.
Every year, the Intel Capital Global Summit brings entrepreneurs together with global technology decision makers and thought leaders for three invite-only days of networking and deal making.
Our portfolio company Xevo Inc., a leading automotive software supplier, has entered into an agreement to be acquired by Lear Corporation, a global automotive technology leader, for $320 million.
Yoshua Bengio, co-founder of our portfolio company Element AI, has received the A.M. Turing Award, often referred to as the “Nobel Prize of Computing.” Bengio, who is also a professor at the Université de Montréal and scientific director of Quebec's Artificial Intelligence Institute, received the award for his conceptual and engineering breakthroughs in AI.
At its annual gathering of entrepreneurs, VCs and Global 2000 leaders, Intel Capital announced a record investment in 14 companies that are disrupting the future.
In a VentureBeat blog, the CEO of Intel Capital portfolio company Matroid argues that while data may have been equivalent to fuel in years past, the evolution of digital business has rendered that notion obsolete.
Here are some of the outstanding companies we’ve worked with.