Intel rarely opens chip technology to a startup co-invested by Chen Liwu
Complete. Here is the key summaryIntel rarely allows startups like RosaicLabs to use some of its processor technology. This move is related to the long-term partnership between Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and Rosaic head Amarjit Gill. Gill previously assisted Gelsinger in founding another chip company, Rivos, which was acquired by Meta last year
According to sources and documents reviewed by the media, Intel has allowed a startup to use some of its processor technology, which is a rare move for the American chip manufacturer. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has a long-standing investment relationship with the head of the startup. According to Delaware company registration documents, the startup named RosaicLabs Inc. submitted its initial registration documents in May. The media was unable to find the company's official website or relevant information on LinkedIn, a situation that is common among early-stage chip startups operating under confidentiality. According to updated filing documents from July, the CEO of Rosaic is Amarjit Gill. Gill is an experienced venture capitalist and chip industry executive who assisted Gelsinger in forming the founding team for another chip company, Rivos. Meta acquired Rivos last year, beating Intel, while Gelsinger served as the chairman of Rivos at that time