Intel Ignite

Intel Ignite is a global corporate startup program for early-stage startups launched in 2019 by Intel, with the stated goal of assisting early-stage technology startups, primary in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous systems. It provides hands-on mentorship, resources, and opportunities to support startup growth. The program debuted in Tel Aviv and later expanded to include cities in the United States and Germany.
Its global program is run by Zack Weisfeld, a former global head of Microsoft for Startups, and Ranny Nachmias is in charge of its Israeli chapter.
History.
In December 2020, the program completed three batches, and companies funded in the final round raised more than $5 million. 
In the first quarter of 2021, the program expanded to Austin, Texas and Munich, Germany.
Structure.
The startup program offers a 12-week curriculum for early-stage startups which have previously raised at least $1 million. The program includes mentorship, a customized growth plan, and access to customers and investors. 
Intel takes no equity or participation fees from the program members and does not include any financing, but claims that the program provides benefits worth $500,000.
Each batch includes 10-12 startup companies from different sectors, primarily artificial intelligence (AI), and cybersecurity.