Sentences with phrase «create tech incubators»

The Council will also look to expand summer youth employment, increase anti-gun violence initiatives, create tech incubators in outer - boroughs including Staten Island, and beef up funding for repaving rough city roads.

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Glas was created at a partly EU - funded tech incubator called Launchpad, which is located at Falmouth University in Cornwall.

Through our combination of business incubator, tech accelerator and coworking programs, we have created a community where early - stage businesses find the necessary elements to launch, grow and succeed.

Kitchener, Ont. - based Communitech, an incubator I helped to create in 1997, boasted for years on its website that it had «helped build a tech cluster that now generates more than $ 30 - billion in revenue.»

Building on Mayor Michael Bloomberg's efforts to attract a new tech campus to the city, Quinn announced plans to create a new business incubator at the City University of New York next year.

In his State of the State address, Cuomo also made proposals to support technology transfer in the state by setting up ten high - tech incubator hot spots, creating an Innovation NY Network and an Innovation Venture Capital Fund.

We are excited about the prospect of creating a flexible - use space that can serve as a facilitated coordinating center to help resistance groups and support events, much like a tech incubator or war room.

The budget also creates 10 «Innovation Hot Spots,» where high - tech incubators would spin off research from universities into private businesses.

WHY: What if Peter, Michael and Samir from «Office Space» lived in a tech incubator while trying to create the next killer app?

I'm an indie developer who has created some potentially revolutionary «hardware» technology at SUNY Fredonia's tech incubator.

Legal tech companies will do better if the founders are former or current attorneys, because that creates a built - in incubator for the product.

We have seen a major Magic Circle law firm create its own tech incubator hub, another UK firm create a machine learning platform for litigation analysis; and many more practices reportedly having «plans to digitise» this year.

Allen & Overy's tech innovation space Fuse has to date generated a significant amount of interest quite rightly, because it is in the only law firm we know of so far to create this kind of sizeable tech incubator within its own City walls.

Also, this JV is focused on creating just one standalone legal AI business and is not seeking to support start - ups in general or seeking to be an incubator or accelerator to other legal tech businesses.

During my last year of law school I learned about tech start - up incubators like Y Combinator — which provides seed money, guidance, and networking opportunities to new start - ups — from my friends in Silicon Valley, and I was intrigued about the potential for using this model to help lawyers who wanted to create their own «start - up» law practice.

Some firms, eg, Mishcon De Reya, have created incubators to bring legal tech into the system.

Realising the need to create a workforce for Next - Gen technologies, several tech companies have started accelerators and incubators in the recent past to nurture talent in disruptive technologies in India.