CEO shuffling continues at CIA venture capital firm
In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital firm, is hiring a former Intel vice-president to lead the company. Chris Darby, who was responsible for Intel’s of middleware products, will serve as president and CEO starting on 18 September. Darby replaces interim CEO Scott Yancey.
Yancey himself took over after Amit Yoran resigned in April, after just four months on the job. And if you aren’t thoroughly confused yet, Yoran became CEO after In-Q-Tel founder Gilman Louie quit to form his own venture capital firm.
In-Q-Tel currently has investments in data mining, visual recognition and cryptography companies.
IBM, Chartered, Infineon and Samsung sample 45 nm silicon
- EA announces Burnout 5 for PS3, Xbox 360
- Wi-Fi Alliance cozies up to industry, promises to certify draft 802.11n products
- AOL's new Music Now service gears up for the Zune era
- Windows Vista's eye-candy will cost you at least $160
- OCZ counters Corsair with 1120 MHz memory
- DDR memory gets more expensive
- Nvidia to counter ATI in mid-range segment with Geforce 7900 GS
- Blu-ray and HD-DVD to freeze competition until 2007 due to laser diode shortage
- Toshiba to launch new USB flash-memory series
Micron prepares 16 GB DDR2 for late 2006 release
- Google CEO joins Apple's board of directors
- Verizon launches PlayLinc in-game messaging to compete with Xfire
- Microsoft releases download of Vista RC1
- Microsoft to issue fix for DRM breaker
- FCC approves Microsoft's wireless racing wheel for Xbox 360
- D-Link adds dual-drive BYOD NAS
- Memorex starts selling double-sided mini DVD-R discs
- Qimonda expands foundry agreement with Winbond
- Over 565 million RFID tag ICs shipped in 2005
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
