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Intel, ESL expand global partnership, launch $100m esports investment plan

US tech brand Intel has expanded its relationship as Global Technical Partner of ESL, the world’s largest esports event organiser

KATOWICE, POLAND - MARCH 04: Team Fnatic lift winners' cup after Counter-Strike: Global Offensive final game between FaZe Clan and Fnatic on March 4, 2018 in Katowice, Poland. (Photo by Norbert Barczyk/PressFocus/MB Media/Getty Images)

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