Shanghai’s STAR Market, modeled after the Nasdaq to help technology companies achieve liquidity, opened for business Monday with a slate of 25 IPOs. Intel Capital-backed Montage Technology and Espressif Systems were among the Chinese companies going public.
Tetrate launched GetEnvoy to help ease the adoption and management of Envoy, an open source proxy that makes managing and controlling network traffic simpler – and lets developers focus on more important tasks.
Kyndi, a startup building the first “Explainable AI” platform, has secured a $20 million Series B financing round.
Mesmer, a company that uses computer vision and AI-powered bots to dramatically speed app testing, emerged from stealth mode to announce a $15 million Series A round led by Intel Capital.
Uber has closed a deal to acquire Mighty AI, a company that develops training data for computer vision.
NeuroBlade, a startup developing an AI inference chip for data centers and end-devices, has announced the completion of a $23 million Series A financing round.
Blockchain API company dfuse announced that it raised $3.5 million in seed financing co-led by Intel Capital and Multicoin Capital. The funding will help the company expand its blockchain platform by growing its engineering and customer success teams.
Chip giant Intel considers Israel its home base, and the size of the nation has nothing to do with the size of its investment there, say entrepreneurs at Intel Capital’s conference in Arizona.
At our annual CISO Summit in Palo Alto, Intel Capital brought together startup leaders with chief information security officers from some of the biggest names in business.
In this edition of Founder Q&A, we speak to Ram Menon about his life as a Silicon Valley CEO. After helping build TIBCO into a global heavyweight, Menon launched Avaamo, a leader in specialized chatbots that’s re-defining how the technology can help enterprises and their customers.