Over the next nine months, Intel will provide access to its latest hardware innovations to the Level39 community through installations within the accelerator’s technology tunnel. This will be accompanied by a series of tech demos and cross-pitching sessions.
Senior executives from Intel will also provide mentoring and knowledge sharing through a series of exclusive seminars and 1:1 meetings with the startups based at Level39.
Ian Jones, UK smart cities director at Intel says: “Working with Level39 will enable us to get closer and build more collaborative relationships with these industries and their ecosystems in London.”
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