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Intel seizes opportunity, sells Mobileye shares to boost finances amid AI race

06.06.23|Sophie Shulman

Strategic move will generate approximately $1.5 billion and aims to secure funding for advanced chip technology

Intel Ignite names 10 deep tech startups for eighth cohort in Tel Aviv

18.05.23|CTech

Intel’s 12-week startup growth acceleration program will include startups from various tech industries, including: AI/ML, cybersecurity, hardware, and Web 3.0

צחי וייספלד מנ"כל Microsoft for Startups מיקרוסופט

Intel VP warns: "We must stop the madness. We are a moment away from high-tech disappearing from here"

01.03.23|Meir Orbach

Tzahi Weisfeld, Intel Vice President and GM of the company’s Ignite startup program, who emphasized that he is not speaking on behalf of Intel but only on his own behalf, candidly voices his opinions about the dangers of the impending judicial coup: "In the last few weeks, something in me broke, and I'm not alone. I know I'm jeopardizing my professional future, but the future of my children is more important”

Intel postpones investment meeting in Jerusalem amidst heightened tensions surrounding judicial coup

13.02.23|Golan Hazani

Calcalist has learned from sources involved in the discussions that Intel decided to postpone the meeting due to its concern that announcing an investment at this time would be seen as political support for the government of Benjamin Netanyahu and its planned judicial coup

“Intel faces difficult strategic choices and needs to figure out what the company will look like in the future”

07.02.23|Meir Orbach

Amir Faintuch, the new CEO of Volumez, was once one of the most senior Israelis at Intel, reaching the role of Senior Vice President and General Manager of Platform Engineering

הדמיית משרדי חברת אינטל ש עתידים לקום ב חיפה

Intel halts construction of $200 million Haifa mega-campus

16.01.23|Raphael Kahan

As the chip crisis continues, the company has decided against spending $200 million on the new campus. A parking lot will be built in its place

"Mobileye has a vertical grip on the autonomous vehicle market"

16.01.23|Omer Kabir

"When we were at Intel, all our achievements were under the radar, the focus at Intel was chip production, Mobileye's activity did not generate interest," added Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua

Intel Israel lays off dozens of employees as part of global cutbacks

15.12.22|Meir Orbach

Following the decision to implement cutbacks announced two months ago, Intel told each of its global centers that they are required to reduce their expenses

Mobileye goes public at $16.7 billion valuation

26.10.22|Sophie Shulman and Reuters

Intel's Israeli self-driving car unit, which raised $861 million, was targeting a $50 billion valuation earlier this year before the rout in tech compelled it to stomach a lower valuation

מימין מנכ"ל אינטל העולמית פט גלסינגר ונשיא ומנכ"ל מובילאיי אמנון שעשוע

Mobileye is seeking autonomy from Intel at all costs

19.10.22|Sophie Shulman

Mobileye's IPO will be the largest ever by an Israeli company, yet it is still disappointing as the company will go public at the same value at which it was acquired by Intel 5 years ago, even though revenues have doubled

Mobileye settles for just $16 billion valuation in Wall Street IPO

18.10.22|CTech and Reuters

Intel's Israeli self-driving car unit was targeting a $50 billion valuation earlier this year before the rout in tech compelled many high-flying companies to stomach haircuts in valuation

Intel reportedly plans to cut thousands of jobs as early as this month

12.10.22|Reuters and CTech

According to Bloomberg News, the giant chipmaker is planning to cut costs in the face of a slowdown in the personal computer market. Intel-owned Israeli artificial intelligence chip developer Habana Labs announced on Tuesday that it was laying off around 100 employees

Intel's Habana Labs lays off 10% of workforce

11.10.22|Raphael Kahan

The decision comes as Intel is reportedly planning a major reduction in headcount, likely numbering in the thousands

Mobileye closing on IPO after filing for Nasdaq listing

01.10.22|Reuters and CTech

Intel’s Israeli self-driving unit reported first-half revenue of $854 million, a 21% jump from the year-ago period

שלומית וייס מנהלת ראשית של ארגון ההנדסה של אינטל העולמית

“Everyone is very motivated to return Intel to what it used to be”

29.09.22|Sophie Shulman

Shlomit Weiss was recently appointed as senior vice president and co-general manager of Intel’s Design Engineering Group. This comes at a time when the company is at one of its lowest points, registering its first quarterly loss in 30 years. However, Weiss, the most senior Israeli at the company, insists: "At Intel we learn from our mistakes, we can close the gap"

Fadi Aboud Jack Doweck Marcelo Yuffe Intel Israel

Intel promotes three Israelis to executive technological positions

25.09.22|CTech

Fadi Aboud, Jack Doweck, and Marcelo Yuffe were named Intel Fellows, equivalent to VPs, in the processor design and development group

Intel cutting $20 billion off Mobileye valuation ahead of delayed IPO

13.09.22|CTech

According to Bloomberg, Intel’s Israeli self-driving car unit is set to be valued at around $30 billion when it goes public

מימין מנכ"ל אינטל פט גלסינגר ומייסד מובילאיי אמנון שעשוע

Intel is in trouble, but the path to recovery goes through Israel

31.07.22|Sophie Shulman

For the first time in 30 years, Intel turned a loss. A combination of a cut in the investment budget with the adoption of the microchip law in the US, puts Israel at a disadvantage. But the company's recovery from the crisis may go through the application of smart capital, which characterizes its investments here

Mobileye IPO set to be postponed

10.07.22|Meir Orbach

The current conditions in the market mean that Intel’s Israeli self-driving car unit is no longer expected to go public in mid-2022 as initially planned

Intel freezes hiring in PC chip division

09.06.22|Reuters and Raphael Kahan

Intel told Calcalist that its growth plans in Israel, including the building of a new $10 billion manufacturing center in Kiryat Gat, opening a campus that will house 6,000 engineers in Haifa and setting up a new R&D center in Be’er Sheva, remain unchanged

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