Intel Capital opens $300m Ultrabook development fund

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Giant vendor eager to harness the creative juices of the industry for next-generation personal computing vision

Intel has ploughed $300m (£186m) into a dedicated Ultrabook Fund to speed up the development of next-generation personal computing. The money, provided by Intel Capital, is aimed at driving inno...

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