Intel to tap startups in AI re-vamp
By Nick Flaherty, eeNews Europe | April 27, 2025
Intel is looking to tap startups to re-vamp its AI products after several years of lacklustre designs.
New CEO Lip-Bu Tan is cutting more staff, but also plans to tap his expertise in running a venture capital firm. Tan, a former CEO of Cadence Design Systems, is also chair of venture capital firm Walden International and plans to tap into the startups it funds for ideas to boost AI.
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