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List of mergers and acquisitions by Intel

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Intel Corporation, an Americanmultinational corporation andtechnology company headquartered inSanta Clara, California, is the world's largestsemiconductor chip manufacturer by revenue.[1][2] Since its inception, the company has acquired dozens of companies across the global technology industry, with seven multi-billion-dollar acquisitions as of January 2023[update].[3][4][5] Between 1999 and 2003, the company went on an acquisition spree of mostly telecommunications- andnetworking-related companies, spending $11 billion in the process. Many subsidiaries created in the process—by some estimations, nearly 40[6]—folded or were spun-off at a loss before Intel consolidated the majority of them into the Intel Communication Group and Intel Wireless Communications and Computing Group in 2003.[7] In the turn of the 2010s, Intel went on another acquisition binge, spending $10 billion acquiringInfineon's Wireless Solutions business, security software developerMcAfee, among others.[6]

Acquisitions

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DateCompanyBusinessCountryValue (USD)References
October 12, 1988Digital Video Interactive Technology VentureInteractive multimedia (General Electric) United StatesUndisclosed[8]
July 6, 1989Jupiter TechnologiesComputer networking United StatesUndisclosed[9]
May 7, 1991LAN Systems Products DivisionComputer networking United StatesUndisclosed[10]
October 14, 1994Shany Computers Ltd.Computer networking IsraelUndisclosed[11]
January 17, 1997Case TechnologyComputer networking Denmark$72,000,000[12][13]
July 27, 1997Chips and TechnologiesDisplaychipsets United States$420,000,000[14]
September 25, 1997Dayna CommunicationsPeripherals and modems United States$14,000,000[15]
September 30, 1997Corollary, Inc.Chipsets United StatesUndisclosed[16]
October 19, 1998Shiva CorporationComputer networking United StatesUndisclosed[17]
November 30, 1998iCat CorporationE-commerce United StatesUndisclosed[18][19]
March 4, 1999Level One CommunicationsComputer networking United States$2,200,000,000[4][20]
July 7, 1999Softcom MicrosystemsNetworkingchipsets United StatesUndisclosed[21]
September 1, 1999NetBoostNetworking traffic software United StatesUndisclosed[22]
September 27, 1999XLNT NetworksComputer networking United StatesUndisclosed[22]
October 5, 1999iPivotE-commerce,computer networking United States$500,000,000[23][24]
November 15, 1999Parity Software DevelopmentCommunications software United StatesUndisclosed[25]
February 4, 2000Thinkit TechnologiesNetworkingchipsets United StatesUndisclosed[26]
February 4, 2000Ambient TechnologiesNetworkingchipsets United States$150,000,000[26]
February 24, 2000Voice TechnologiesIP telephony technologies United StatesUndisclosed[27][28]
March 15, 2000Giga A/SComputer networking Denmark$1,200,000,000[29]
March 21, 2000Basis CommunicationsNetworkingchipsets United States$450,000,000[30][31]
April 6, 2000Kuck & AssociatesCompilers United StatesUndisclosed[32]
April 10, 2000Picazo CommunicationsIP telephony technologies United StatesUndisclosed[33][34]
June 26, 2000Ford MicroelectronicsMobile technologies United StatesUndisclosed[27][35]
August 10, 2000DataKineticsIP telephony technologies United KingdomUndisclosed[36]
August 15, 2000ZiatechTelecommunications United States$240,000,000[37][38]
January 15, 2001XircomComputer networking United States$748,000,000[39]
February 26, 2001VxTelIP telephony technologies United States$550,000,000[40]
March 12, 2001CAD-ULElectronic circuit design software GermanyUndisclosed[41]
March 20, 2001ICP vortex ComputersystemeComputer storage technologies GermanyUndisclosed[42]
April 24, 2001Cognet Inc.Telecommunications United StatesUndisclosed[43]
April 24, 2001LightLogicTelecommunications United StatesUndisclosed[43]
April 24, 2001NSerialTelecommunications United StatesUndisclosed[43]
September 17, 2002Sparkolor CorporationTelecommunications United StatesUndisclosed[44]
March 1, 2003Iospan WirelessWireless technologies United StatesUndisclosed[45]
June 1, 2003Scale EightScalable software technologies United StatesUndisclosed[46]
July 8, 2003West Bay SemiconductorNetworkingchipsets United StatesUndisclosed[47]
August 29, 2003AcirroNAS software United StatesUndisclosed[48]
November 13, 2003Mobilian CorporationWireless technologies United StatesUndisclosed[49]
March 25, 2004EnvaraWirelesschipsets Israel$40,000,000[50]
February 25, 2005Oplus TechnologiesSemiconductor design Israel$100,000,000[51]
August 17, 2005SarvegaXML software United StatesUndisclosed[52]
February 8, 2006Conformative SystemsXML software United StatesUndisclosed[53]
September 14, 2007HavokVideo gamemiddleware Ireland$110,000,000[54]
August 28, 2008Opened HandLinux software United KingdomUndisclosed[55]
October 15, 2008NetEffectSemiconductor United States$8,000,000[56]
February 1, 2009Swiftfoot Graphics AB3D computer graphics software SwedenUndisclosed[57][58]
June 4, 2009Wind River SystemsSoftware United States$884,000,000[59]
July 1, 2009Cilk ArtsProgramming languages United StatesUndisclosed[60]
August 19, 2009RapidMindElectronic circuit design software CanadaUndisclosed[61]
February 1, 2010Infineon Wireless SolutionsWireless technologies Germany$1,400,000,000[62]
August 19, 2010McAfeeInternet security United States$7,680,000,000[63]
November 15, 2010CognoVisionAudience measurement Canada$25,000,000[64]
March 14, 2011SySDSoftMobile software and technologies EgyptUndisclosed[65]
March 17, 2011Silicon HiveElectronic circuit design software NetherlandsUndisclosed[66]
April 14, 2011Nordic EdgeSecurity SwedenUndisclosed[67]
May 25, 2011SiPortWireless technologies United StatesUndisclosed[68]
July 19, 2011Fulcrum MicrosystemsSemiconductor United StatesUndisclosed[69]
September 13, 2011CoFluent DesignElectronic system-level design and verification software FranceUndisclosed[70]
September 29, 2011TelmapMobile navigation software IsraelUndisclosed[71]
April 17, 2012OlaworksFacial recognition technologies Korea$31,000,000[72]
July 2, 2012IDesiaBiometric technologies IsraelUndisclosed[73]
July 13, 2012WhamcloudOpen-sourceparallel file systems United StatesUndisclosed[74]
November 20, 2012ZiiLABSSemiconductor United Kingdom$50,000,000[75]
February 21, 2013appMobiHTML5 developer tools United StatesUndisclosed[76][77]
April 17, 2013MasheryAnalytics United States$120,000,000–
$180,000,000		[78][79]
April 28, 2013AeponaComputer networking software IrelandUndisclosed[80]
July 16, 2013Omek InteractivePointing device gesture recognition Israel$40,000,000[81]
July 22, 2013Xtreme InsightsAnalytics United StatesUndisclosed[82]
September 13, 2013IndisysNatural language processing Spain$26,000,000[83]
September 30, 2013Sensory NetworksNetwork security United States$20,000,000[84]
November 8, 2013KnoEducational software United StatesUndisclosed[85]
November 20, 2013Hacker LeagueHackathon management software United StatesUndisclosed[86]
March 3, 2014Basis ScienceWearable computers United States$100,000,000[87]
August 13, 2014LSI AxxiaSemiconductor United States$650,000,000[88]
December 1, 2014PasswordBoxInternet security United StatesUndisclosed[89]
January 21, 2015Composyt Light LabsWearable computers  SwitzerlandUndisclosed[90]
February 2, 2015LantiqWireless technologies Germany$345,000,000[91]
June 1, 2015AlteraSemiconductor United States$16,700,000,000[92]
June 18, 2015Recon InstrumentsWearable computers Canada$175,000,000[93]
August 14, 2015Docea PowerSoftware FranceUndisclosed[94]
October 26, 2015Saffron TechnologyMachine learning United StatesUndisclosed[95]
January 4, 2016Ascending TechnologiesUnmanned aerial vehicles GermanyUndisclosed[96]
March 8, 2016Replay Technologies3D sportscasting technologies Israel$175,000,000[97]
April 5, 2016YogitechSemiconductor ItalyUndisclosed[98]
May 26, 2016ItseezArtificial intelligence United StatesUndisclosed[99]
August 9, 2016Nervana SystemsArtificial intelligence United States$350,000,000–
$400,000,000		[100][101]
September 6, 2016MovidiusSemiconductor Ireland$400,000,000[102]
September 9, 2016Soft MachinesSemiconductor United States$250,000,000[103]
November 1, 2016MAVinci GmbHUnmanned aerial vehicles GermanyUndisclosed[104]
November 3, 2016Voke VRVirtual reality United StatesUndisclosed[105]
March 13, 2017MobileyeMachine learning Israel$15,300,000,000[106]
July 12, 2018eASICSemiconductor United StatesUndisclosed[107]
April 16, 2019OmnitekFPGA video acceleration United KingdomUndisclosed[108][109]
June 10, 2019Barefoot NetworksComputer networking United StatesUndisclosed[110]
December 16, 2019Habana LabsMachine learning technology Israel$2,000,000,000[5]
May 4, 2020MoovitFreight transport data Israel$900,000,000[111]
May 20, 2020Rivet NetworksComputer networking United StatesUndisclosed[112]
September 24, 2020CosmonioMachine vision NetherlandsUndisclosed[113]
November 9, 2021Centaur TechnologySemiconductor (VIA Technologies) US$125,000,000[114]
November 9, 2021RemoteMyAppCloud gaming PolandUndisclosed[115]
December 6, 2021ScreenovateMachine vision IsraelUndisclosed[116]
March 31, 2022Granulate Cloud SolutionsCloud computing Israel$650,000,000[117]
May 3, 2022Siru InnovationsGraphics cards FinlandUndisclosed[118]
June 1, 2022CodeplaySoftware United KingdomUndisclosed[119]

Stakes

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Divestitures

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