Overview
- Intel announced Thursday a multi-year partnership with McLaren that returns the chipmaker to Formula One after about 20 years.
- McLaren will use Intel Xeon and Core Ultra processors to run vehicle-dynamics simulations and race-strategy analytics.
- The partnership extends to Arrow McLaren's IndyCar operation and to McLaren's F1 Sim Racing team, with Intel logos on the sim car and apparel.
- Neither company disclosed financial terms, which Sky News described as a significant sum.
- McLaren CEO Zak Brown said the tie-up strengthens the team's ability to innovate at scale.