Intel Corp. is investing in 11 technology startups that are developing innovations such as artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous computing and chip design.
The companies Intel invested in include:
- Anodot — A company developing machine learning to drive future analytics.
- Astera Labs — A fabless semiconductor company building connectivity solutions for data-centric systems to remove performance bottlenecks in compute-intensive workloads.
- Axonne — A company developing high-speed Ethernet network solutions for cars.
- Hypersonix — An AI autonomous analytics platform for consumer industries such as retail, restaurants, hospitality and e-commerce.
- KFBIO — A biotech company in China building digital pathology systems.
- Lilt — An AI-powered language translation software and services for localized and cost-effective translation.
- MemVerge — A software company developing big memory computing for persistent memory and data services in applications such as AI, machine learning, financial market data analytics and high-performance computing.
- ProPlus Electronics — An EDA company that specializes in device modeling and fast circuit simulation solutions.
- Retrace — A company developing AI and advanced technology for the future of dental data.
- Spectrum Materials — A gas and material supplier for semiconductor fabs.
- Xsight Labs — A company developing cloud-based, data-intensive workloads such as machine learning, data analytics and disaggregated storage.
Additionally, Intel Capital, the investment wing of the semiconductor giant, will invest between $300 million and $500 million in 2020 in companies developing transformational technologies for industries such as healthcare, automotive and consumer goods.
