Intel Ignite: Markus Bohl On Startups Shaping the Future of Computing
An expert interview with Markus Bohl, an experienced entrepreneur and current head of Intel’s global startup program Intel Ignite for Europe
An expert interview with Markus Bohl, an experienced entrepreneur and current head of Intel’s global startup program Intel Ignite for Europe
Planck Technologies leverages computational chemistry methods and machine learning to find better materials for green energy storage
Orbital Materials uses advanced machine learning to better understand the world of atoms and develop better and greener materials.
Dotphoton uses quantum physics to compress scientific images in a lossless way, leading to significantly reduced storage requirements.
TextCortex AI develops Zeno, a large language model to revolutionize not just copywriting but all aspects of personal productivity.
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SafeAD builds an AI system to analyze any driving situation and make large-scale autonomous driving a reality for cars.
TitanML uses algorithms inspired by quantum physics to compress large machine learning models in a way that doesn’t degrade their quality.
LightOn helps enterprises develop and host large language models for their specific use cases, keeping all of their data and prompts private.
MLReef builds a platform to collaboratively develop machine learning models with several stakeholders, and bring them faster into production.