Intel Ignite Expands Startup Acceleration Program to Boston

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Intel’s work with deep tech startups is fostered by an open ecosystem to open doors, elevate future leaders and accelerate innovation.

Intel has expanded its Ignite acceleration program for early-stage deep tech startups to now include the United States in Boston, alongside existing programs in Tel-Aviv, Israel, and Munich, Germany. Developed as an acceleration program for early-stage deep tech startups, Intel Ignite has graduated nearly 100 young companies from the program.

Intel is committed to being the platform of choice for future technologies. The Ignite program supports disruptors on their technology journey. Together, Intel and Ignite program participants contribute to the future of technology.

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