According to Tom's Hardware, Intel's bug bounty program on the Intigriti platform now shows as suspended. That program previously paid up to $100,000 for a single flaw. In its place, Intel has a new disclosure program on the same platform, but that program offers no rewards.
The change means security researchers who report vulnerabilities to Intel can no longer expect a bounty payment. The new disclosure program still provides a channel for reporting issues, but without the financial incentive that the earlier program offered.
The source notes the suspension and the new no-reward program as reported on Intigriti, but does not provide further details about Intel's reasoning or future plans.