In-Q-Tel

In-Q-Tel is the venture arm of the CIA and other intelligence communities.

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Heck, the CIA even has a venture arm right on Sand Hill Road, In-Q-Tel, whose mission is to find startups who are not focused on the Intelligence Community (IC) and to help them find initial customers (and provide them wiht a dash of venture capital) to encourage them to do so.

In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital arm

In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital arm, has proven that public venture capital efforts can be successful.37 Scaling up these initiatives could provide a critical avenue of support for promising startups.

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the CIA's venture-capital arm's a thorough and unnerving survey of what the CIA's venture-capital arm might mean for the intelligence service to deploy different kinds of robots.

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IQT is the venture capital arm of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and other defense agencies.

The agency's own venture capital arm—In-Q-Tel—that has made money by supporting firms developing technologies that the agency finds useful

But we also need to copy what the CIA has done for the last 15 years: The agency has The agency's own venture capital arm—In-Q-Tel—that has made money by supporting firms developing technologies that the agency finds useful.

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CIA's venture capital arm is finding skin care products that collect DNA' 'CIA's venture capital arm is finding skin care products that collect DNA' In-Q-Tel, founded in 1999 by then-CIA Director George Tenet, identifies cutting-edge technology to support the mission of the CIA and other intelligence agencies, and provides venture funding to help grow tech firms to develop those solutions.

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The CIA’s venture capital arm, In-Q-Tel, was established in 1999, and to date has invested in dozens of companies, including Keyhole, which was acquired by Google in 2004 and became Google Earth.

-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital arm,

In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital arm, has proven that public venture capital efforts can be successful.37 Scaling up these initiatives could provide a critical avenue of support for promising startups.