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Intel Capital allocates $125 million to fund firms with women and minorities in top roles

Intel Capital, the venture capital arm of the global chip maker- Intel Corp., on Tuesday announced to allocate $125 million fund to back companies with women and minorities in leadership roles. This comes after its pledge in January to spend $300 million over the next five years to promote diversity in the company.

Prospect: Internet of Things Market To Grow Up To $1.7 Trillion

IDC Research predicts a $1.7 trillion growth of IoT by 2020. Huawei is the newest company to join the IoT market while Intel's Altera acquisition builds high expectations to its IoT bid.

Intel and Altera may become big players in ‘Internet of Things’; to rival Google’s Project Brillo and Weave

Intel Corp. buys Altera Corp. for $16.7 billion as a way to invest in the “Internet of Things (IoT).” Both companies will rival Google’s own IoT service: Project Brillo and Weave.

Intel in talks to acquire Altera

Chipmaker Intel is set to buy Altera for $10 billion. The deal would add about $2 billion to Intel's annual revenue.

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