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Intel Capital, the chipmaker's investment arm, led an €84 million round of financing for Berlin-based thin-film developer Sulfurcell.This comes less than five weeks after Intel announced the spin-off of its solar assets to form an independent photovoltaic cell maker called SpectraWatt.
Intel Capital led a $50 million investment round in the newly-formed SpectraWatt. For Sulfercell, Intel Capital is investing €24 million, with Climate Change Capital Private Equity, AIG, Demeter Partners, zouk ventures and BankInvest putting in €38 million. The rest of the round came from existing investors.
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