Intel Capital announces 18 new investments, 4 in Asia
At its Intel Capital CEO Summit in Huntington Beach, the venture capital arm of Intel announced 18 new investments in technology-related companies based around the world, with 4 of the new portfolio companies headquartered in Asia, for a total funding amount of $77 million.
The Asian companies were Althea Systems in India, Taifatech in Taiwan, WinChannel in China and Select-TV in Malaysia. “Innovation continues to thrive all over the world,” said Arvind Sodhani, President...
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