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Intel Capital invests $23 m in three companies

MUMBAI: Intel Capital, Intel Corporation's global investment organisation has reaffirmed its commitment to Indian entrepreneurship by detailing plans to invest $23 million (Rs. 104 crore) in three Indian technology companies, July Systems, KLG Systel and MCX. The investment will come from Intel Capital India Technology Fund, says a release.

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