Intel Capital unveils seven new Asia investments
Intel Capital, a corporate VC arm of chipmaker Intel Corporation, has invested in seven Asia-based companies as part of a batch of 16 global commitments totaling $65 million. The Asian firms, coming from China, India, Singapore, Japan and Taiwan, account for half of the overall investment in dollar terms.
They are: Singapore cloud consultancy CloudFX; cloud storage software provider Cloudian, which operates in Japan and the US; Chinese community website and services platform CSDN; Japanese cloud file service...
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