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Leading Chipmakers’ Startup Investment Activity and Trends: Intel, Qualcomm, and Nvidia (pre-order)

March 12, 2021 / Wen Liu / Catherine Hung

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Abstract

Driven by rapid advancement of AI technology and applications, computing demand from data centers and edge servers has been on the rise. The development of AI algorithms has led to explosive growth of startups engaged in emerging IC technology and application services. While continuing to improve their R&D capabilities, leading IC vendors have also aggressively invested in chip technology and applications with strong growth potential as part of their strategy to enhance technology and expand product applications. This report analyzes the startup investment strategies of leading international IC vendors, including Intel, Qualcomm, and Nvidia, to identify current trends in IC technologies and applications.

Table of Contents
1.Intel’s Major Startup Investment
1.1 Xsight Labs
1.2 ZeroFOX
1.3 SambaNova Systems
1.4 Horizon Robotics
1.5 Exo Imaging
2. Qualcomm’s Major Startup Investment
2.1 Cloudflare
2.2 Zoom
2.3 TytoCare
2.4 SentinelOne
3. NVIDIA’s Major Startup Investment
3.1 Deepgram
3.2 H2O.ai
3.3 SoundHound Inc.
4.MIC Perspective
Appendix
List of Companies

List of Figures
Startup investment of Intel, Qualcomm, and Nvidia between 2016-2020, touching on their investment reasons/strategies

Investment of Intel in target startups, such as Xsight Labs, ZeroFOX, SambaNova Systems, Horizon Robotics, and Exo Image

Investment of Qualcomm in startups such as Cloudflare, Zoom, TytoCre, and SentinelOne

Investment of Nvidia in startups such as Deepgram, H2O.ai, and SoundHound Inc.

List of Tables
Table 1 Intel Capital’s Startup Investment between 2016 and 2020
Table 2 Qualcomm’s Startup Investment between 2016 and 2020
Table 3 NVIDIA GPU Ventures’ Startup Investment between 2016 and 2020

Companies covered
360fly.lnc
ABEJA
AdHawk Microsystems
Aerial
AirMap
Airspace Technologies
AIRY3D Inc
Alcide
Almotive
Alo7
Altiostar Networks
Amenity Analytics
Amionx
Anodot
AnyVision
Applied Ventures
AppsDaily
Ark Robot
AttackIQ
Audi
August Home
Avaamo
Baicells
Bell English
Belle International
BlazingDB
Blue Canoe Learning
Bold Capital
Boohee
Borqs
Bosch
Bounce
Brain Corporation
BYD Company
CargoX
Catalytic
Changan Automobile
Chronocam
Clarifai
Cloudflare
Cohesity
Creative Ventures
Cumulus Networks
Datalogue
Deep Instinct
Deepgram
DeepMap
Doctor On Demand
Dover Microsystems
Drive AI
DustPhotonics
EchoPixel
Element AI
Even
Excelero,lnc
Exo Imaging
FabHotels
Fastdata.io
FeedHenry
Flo Live
FogHorn Systems
Fortanix
GAC Group
Gamalon
Game.tv
H2O.ai
Horizon Robotics
Housejoy
Hypersonix
IBM
IFDAQ
IguanaFix.com
Immuta
InContext Solutions
Innovium lnc
Intel
Intezer
K4Connect
KFBIO
Kinduct
Kyndi
Landing AI
LeapMind
Lightbend
Lilt
Longevity Vision Fund
Longfor Properties
LookingGlass
M87
Magnetar Capital
Mandae
MapR Technologies
Matterport
Medical Informatics Corp
MediSafe
Mellanox Technologies
MemVerge
Mighty Networks
MindTickle
Mobike
MODEL9
MovelnSync
NetSpeed
Ninjacart
Nvidia
Nyansa
OmniSci
OnScale
Optimus Ride
Owlchemy Labs
Particle
Pixeom
Polystream
Portea Medical
Prospera Technologies
ProTech
Qualcomm
QuintoAndar
Reach Robotics
RealWear.lnc
Rubikloud
Sadako Technologies
SAIC Motor
SambaNova Systems
Savioke
ScyllaDB
Sedona
SenseTime
SentinelOne
Shadowfax
Shanghai Zongmu Technology Co.Ltd
SK Telecom
Skydio
SoundHound
Splunk
Stratoscale
strider.ag
SwiftStack
Syntiant
TempoQuest
Tibit Communications
TileDB Inc
Tonbo Imaging
Toss
Toss Lab
Trinity Cyber
TuSimple
TytoCare
Untether AI
Vizury
WebRadar
Weka.IO
WeRide
Wiliot
Workspot
Xsight Labs
Yonghui Superstores
YourStory
Yunyinggu
Zebra Medical Vision
ZeroFOX
Zinier
Zoom

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