Intel's $200 million fund for China
Intel said Monday it is setting aside $200 million to invest in Chinese technology companies through its investment arm, IntelCapital.
The announcement came a day before IntelCapital starts a three-day CEO summit for all of its portfolio companies in Beijing, the first time it has taken the annual event outside of the United States.
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