Sentences with phrase «into tech incubators»

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Cornell recently opened a tech campus in New York City to be closer to the startup scene and is pouring more resources into its biotech labs and incubators.

Other developments for O3 was its acceptance into Tech Lab Paak, a startup incubator for Recruit holdings, one of the largest conglomerates in Japan.

Scott's current company has three divisions: a sustainability blog network that includes the world's biggest clean energy website and reached over 5 million readers in December 2013 alone; Pono Home, a turnkey and franchiseable green home consulting service that won entrance into the clean tech incubator known as Energy Excelerator; and Cost of Solar, a solar lead generation service to connect interested homeowners and solar contractors.

Last year, the Coalition for Queens worked with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's New York City Regional Economic Development Council to incorporate Queens tech companies and the area's start - up community into the state's long - term planning, and the group is urging Cuomo to make the borough the site of a business incubator and an Innovation Hot Spot.

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

BENANOVA moved into its new Laboratory at NC State University's Tech Incubator located on Centennial Campus.

The Desolenator team, led by CEO William Janssen, inventor of the technology, took second place in the Climate KiC Clean Launch Pad 2014 competition, as well as been supported by iXspark, a clean tech incubator, and now they want to finish development, do field - testing, and go into production with their device, so they've turned to Indiegogo to raise the necessary capital.

Thomson Reuters has brought blockchain - based legal arbitration platform, Kleros, into its Incubator Labs start - up programme in what appears to be an unusual step for the legal tech and information giant.

The move is an interesting one as at present law firm incubators have tended to focus on helping lawyers and legal tech start - ups engage with each other for mutual benefit, bringing companies directly into the mix and at this early stage, takes things one step further.

That trend parallels increased attention and investment in the legal technology sector by the large corporate players in the industry (e.g., Lexis's new legal tech accelerator, Thompson Reuters Labs's new (partially) legal tech - focused focused incubator) and law firms» own internal efforts to develop and incorporate new technologies into their practices and menu of client services (e.g., Davis Wright Tremaine's DWT De Novo initiative, Bryan Cave's TechX department).

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

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Starta Accelerator, an early - stage investor and business incubator, announced it is holding a «crowdsale» to secure funding to help start - up tech companies expand into the US.

The news formed part of an active month for Google on the continent, with the company also partnering Nigerian innovation incubator CcHub to run a European tour aimed at drumming up investment for tech startups, and accepting six African companies into its Launchpad accelerator programme.

Orange County, Calif. - based The Irvine Company, a real estate investment firm, entered into a similar venture with start - up accelerator EvoNexus, providing free space for two tech incubators: The Vine San Diego, in a downtown office tower for software developers, and a La Jolla / UTC incubator for hardware developers.

The Mastercraft building presents a compelling case study: once a manufacturing facility, it has been turned into an incubator for small businesses with largely tech - oriented tenants.

Google has also touched on real estate with its acquisition of smart home company Nest Labs, and its investments into housing tech startups such as Auction.com, HomeLight and CommonFloor via an incubator fund.