SPRING Singapore PACT and Intel

I posted these findings in the chip ann topic across a bunch of posts, it was a little messy, just condensing over here in one post before it's buried in the multi-page thread.

SPRING Singapore PACT and Intel connections:
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~August 2014
http://www.straitstimes.com/busines...-with-singapore-smes-to-drive-tech-innovation
"Intel, National Instruments and NXP Semiconductors will work with local SMEs to oversee several projects supported by Spring Singapore's Partnerships for Capability Transformation (PACT) initiative, Spring said.
These projects focus on emerging areas in electronics such as Machine to Machine solutions, smart lighting and near field communications."
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Xped's head offices are in Singapore.
The Spring PACT agreement is between MNC's (Multi-National Companies) and SME (Small to Medium Enterprises).
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~April 2015
Intel, SPRING to support IoT, wearable tech product development in Singapore

https://www.techinasia.com/intel-singapore-wearables-iot-startups-smart-nation/
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/intel-spring-to-support/1795010.html
http://newsroom.intel.com/community...f-things-and-wearable-initiative-in-singapore

From Raya ANN
***PACT initiative works with large organisations, assisting in the identification and implementation of collaborative projects with local SMEs. Xped were the only technology party identified by the chip manufacturer from a number of potential candidates to form a collaboration.***
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Seems to be a lot of circumstantial evidence pointing toward Intel. I'm usually quite the sceptic. If they are part of the PACT group, I don't see Intel letting this slip through their fingers to anyone else. National Instruments and NXP Semiconductors were mentioned as working together with Intel last year but the most recent news does not mention them.

Thats enough spruiking from me, I'll try to shut-up until they announce who it is. Just wanted to share the research. I must say I have not been a 100% fan the whole time. Also, I have only been trading stock for one month today
Coming from a digital design and multi-media background, the xped video presso was garbage IMHO. Why would the CEO let that amateur work out into the public domain I thought. The PDF presentation was better. IMHO last week I was doubtful and just riding the wave, they were not presenting professionally as I'd like, I used to build multi-media presentations for events and product launches, I probably have higher standards than some. They needed a graphic designer to fix those terrible device browser artwork demo's up stat I thought. That said, the idea and tech is very good, excellent even. Any interface designer can fix the front end up.