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Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger reinvents himself as an angel investor in AI startup Fractile
22.01.25
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Sophie Shulman
The British startup, backed by $15M in funding, aims to revolutionize low-cost AI inferencing with innovative chip technology.
Intel spins off venture arm in latest bid to navigate crisis
15.01.25
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CTech
The move to separate Intel Capital signals efforts to streamline and refocus amid ongoing struggles. The new fund, slated to begin standalone operations in the second half of 2025, will operate under a different name. Intel will remain an anchor investor, and the current Intel Capital team will transition to the newly formed entity.
Intel to spin off RealSense computer vision division as an independent company
11.01.25
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Meir Orbach
The spinoff will be headed by Israeli Nadav Orbach, with plans to expand AI-powered technologies to include new innovations in stereo vision, robotics, and biometrics AI software and hardware.
Intel caps year from hell with worst-ever stock performance
31.12.24
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CTech
Once the pride of Silicon Valley, the chipmaker ends 2024 with a staggering 60% loss in market value, as rivals outpace its efforts to reclaim leadership.
A quarter century of exits: The top 10 M&As in Israeli tech
30.12.24
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CTech
From autonomous vehicles to cybersecurity, these landmark acquisitions since the turn of the century highlight Israel’s pivotal role in shaping global tech innovation and the growing influence of its startups in key industries.
Four months after Intel shut it down, Ignite relaunches as an independent accelerator
17.12.24
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Meir Orbach
With a new model, Ignite aims to fuel deep-tech innovation and corporate partnerships. The new program is initially supported by the Israel Innovation Authority, the Ministry of Economy, and Intel as the first client, with other corporations expected to join.
TSMC founder: “Intel currently have neither a new strategy nor a new CEO”
09.12.24
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Reuters
"I don't know why Pat resigned. I don't know if his strategy was bad or if he didn't execute it well...Compared with AI, he seemed to focus more on becoming a foundry. Of course now it seems that he should have focused on AI," said Morris Chang.
Interim Intel co-CEO: "We want to be the Western provider of leading-edge silicon"
05.12.24
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CTech
“We’ve made a lot of investment from a capital perspective in Foundry, and we need to start seeing some incremental [return on invested capital],” new co-CEO David Zinsner added, speaking two days following the shock departure of outgoing CEO Pat Gelsinger.
Who will be Intel’s next CEO? Srouji, Murphy, and Tan lead the pack
04.12.24
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Omer Kabir
The Apple, Marvell, and Cadence executives are among the leading candidates to replace Pat Gelsinger following his shock departure earlier this week.
Ousted Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger set to receive $10 million in severance
03.12.24
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CTech
Leadership transition at the semiconductor giant includes a significant payout for the departing CEO, amid ongoing challenges and strategic shifts.
Can Intel recover? Gelsinger’s exit sparks speculation and uncertainty
03.12.24
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Sophie Shulman
In a volatile chip market, Intel’s survival hinges on finding the right leadership fast.
What drove Pat Gelsinger to step down as Intel CEO? Inside the tumultuous tenure
02.12.24
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CTech
Missteps, delays, and strained partnerships defined his three-year journey.
Intel’s foundry spinoff and $7.86 billion subsidy highlight importance of Israeli manufacturing
28.11.24
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CTech and Reuters
The chip giant’s restructuring aligns with its ongoing investments in Israel’s advanced semiconductor capabilities.
Intel gets $7.86 billion US grant to advance domestic semiconductor output
26.11.24
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Reuters
The funding supports Intel’s push to return American manufacturing to the forefront amid shifting global technology dynamics.
Intel’s startup accelerator shuts down when entrepreneurs need support more than ever
26.11.24
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Itamar Friedman
"Unlike other accelerator programs that have an interest in serving those behind the program, Intel Ignite did not push startups in a different direction, and the support provided to entrepreneurs followed the path they chose," writes Itamar Friedman, co-founder & CEO of Qodo, and an Intel Ignite alumni.
$100M in savings not enough to justify Intel’s coffee cut
10.11.24
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CTech
Intel reinstates coffee and tea service, acknowledging the importance of small perks for employee morale. “Although Intel still faces cost challenges, we understand that small comforts play a significant role in our daily routines,” the company stated.
Intel restores car benefit, citing progress on savings goals: "We understand the importance of this to employees"
07.11.24
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Allon Sinai
New allowance plan comes as Intel restores key perks, amid efforts to stabilize morale during massive cost reductions. “Given our progress against our savings objectives, we have decided to retain the car benefit,” Christy Pambianchi, Intel's Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer, wrote to employees.
Lyft partners with Israeli companies Mobileye and Nexar to offer autonomous mobility at scale
06.11.24
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James Spiro
The partnerships aim to establish a foothold in the autonomous vehicle market starting in Atlanta next year.
Intel Israel's layoffs are less severe than global cuts, but ambiguity persists
06.11.24
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Allon Sinai
The exact number of job losses remains uncertain due to a decentralized approach to workforce reductions.
Intel brings back free coffee, considering return of company cars
06.11.24
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Meir Orbach
Following employee discontent, Intel Israel partially reverses benefits cuts as it seeks to boost morale amid ongoing layoffs.
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