Intel

About

Intel Capital is the original corporate venture capital firm, established in 1991. It became a standalone investment fund in January 2025, with Intel remaining a strategic investor. The firm invests in companies shaping the future of compute across cloud, devices, frontier, and silicon sectors.

Key facts

At-a-glance profile data

Website
intelcapital.com
Headquarters
Santa Clara, USA
Stages
Series A
Series D
Cheque size
$6M to $884M
Sector focus
AI
Enterprise SaaS
Fintech
Cloud
Silicon

Recent investments

Recent funding rounds Intel took part in
DateCompanyRoundAmount
6 Apr 2026Q-FactorSeed$24M
16 Jan 2026-Series A$300M
24 Aug 2023-Series D$235M
1 Aug 2015MirantisSeries C$100M
4 Jun 2009Wind RiverAcquisition$884M
Comments
(4)
2 positive1 mixed2 negative
Reddit
r/PcBuildu/Eth4nWGJul 31, 2026Mixed

“I do understand intel has made bad product for their 13th & 14th gen CPU,”

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r/wallstreetbetsu/Force_HammerJul 23, 2026Positive

“Intel blows past estimates, recording fastest sales growth in almost 15 years on 'unprecedented' demand.”

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r/wallstreetbetsu/SupervisoryEffectApr 24, 2026Negative

“Shorting this dumbass company (INTEL). I took all the money that I made from door dash ($4100) and decided to short this fuck ass company. Intel is regarded right now pumping +25% because they didn't go bankrupt last night.”

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r/pcmasterraceu/lkl34Jan 4, 2026Negative

“Gamers desert Intel in droves, as Steam share plummets from 81% to 55.6% in just five years.”

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Frequently asked

What companies has Intel invested in?

Intel has invested in Q-Factor, Mirantis, Wind River.