| Since then he's become an angel investor and advisor to startups around the world. |
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| Thanks to advances in computing, materials, and robotics, several startups have developed flying car prototypes. |
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| Today, the city is bursting with incubators and accelerators, and events for startups. |
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| Dotcoms continue to disappear into the Nasdaq black hole in hot pursuit of the latest startups. |
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| Ed Raines came across as the smooth, connected good old boy, while the others sounded like typical Valley startups or law enforcement types. |
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| You'll see patents out the bazoo, better-backed startups, higher-volume production, and better competition. |
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| I've worked with many of the top venture-backed startups in the fintech space. |
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| After systems are up and ready, Pioneer is pulled out of its hangar bay by a vehicle adjacent to the runway for startups. |
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| Despite the rise of Facebook, the founder of Netscape says risk-averse public markets are hostile to technology startups. |
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| Small startups such as Chemaphor have also signed on as industrial partners. |
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| If you want to build such a case, you can learn a lot by studying the tactics of the self-styled intrapreneurs who have launched startups within their own organizations. |
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| But startups, incubators, blogs — consider what's going down at today's Uncubed Tech Talent Fair in Philadelphia. |
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| The new startups seem to acknowledge both bandwidth scarcity and the primacy of enhancing the phone as a communications tool, not a vehicle for warmed-up content. |
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| It will provide a rare opportunity to see how startups are utilizing GPUs to supercharge existing applications and create new solutions. |
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| Most of these startups will fail, and even successful ones will be little more than pinpricks for a banking mastodon with trillions in assets. |
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| What's a good strategy when about 1,000 developers and startups converge on one point? |
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| From 1995 to 2005, more than one-fourth of all hightech startups included an immigrant as part of their leadership teams. |
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| It has performed 39 technology transfers that have resulted in the creation of 25 new high tech startups in the industry. |
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| In the U.S., it took more than a decade for the lessons to percolate from the teach-ins to the startups. |
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| Our dojos are open to all Songkick team members and we often have guests from other local startups join us too. |
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| Nearly empty of wasps, however, are electric-car manufactories, Internet startups, and the X Games. |
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| These firms will ask the companies and the startups to move to them because these companies can re-emerge with new dollars elsewhere. |
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| To revitalize the Ruhr, state and local governments have invested in research and education, transformed abandoned steelworks into industrial parks, and seeded new startups. |
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| Pan-African e-commerce startups like Jumia need it to create a customer base. |
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| I began searching for startups to work for as I felt that would be the best training for launching my own business in the future. |
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| Most provinces or regions have some form of venture capital program providing relatively small amounts of money to startups. |
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| Allows retention of the drawn transfer in the event of consumption of peak currents such as compressor startups. |
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| Design, production and distribution of tools to assist entrepreneurs and business startups. |
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| Excluding these items, the positive impact of new field startups was offset by normal declines and shut-downs in the North Sea. |
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| Next will come the purchase of young biotech startups by 'Big Pharma', a cheap way of restoring its thinning new product pipelines. |
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| The fund will be dedicated to investment in business startups and their first phases of development. |
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| The establishment of a second incubator for technology startups will help support the development and renewal of the region's manufacturing base. |
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| Services for startups and small enterprises can play a useful complementary role. |
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| In fact, its perniciousness has spread well beyond startups. |
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| Is it better or worse for the self-employed, for entrepreneurial startups, for your local synagogue, for your local community? |
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| To use a relatively benign example, they are to the Pentagon what Silicon Valley startups were to Eastman Kodak. |
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| EatWith is just one of thousands of new startups popping up in the Holy Land in recent years. |
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| The emergence of new startups and the reappearance of the backyard inventor is no real mystery. |
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| Still, offshoring can test the management skills of some startups. |
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| But the lifting of sanctions will pose both a threat as well as an opportunity to Iranian startups, says Nima Akbarpour, presenter of the BBC Persian's technology programme Click. |
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| The phenomenon is like a trap for startups like us. |
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| The new companys mission will be focused on business startups and investments in more mature companies recognized for their innovation capacity or use of industrial technologies. |
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| A prime example of innovation involved the explosive boom of Silicon Valley startups out of the Stanford Industrial Park. |
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| New fintech startups are catering to the tens of millions of unbanked people in rural India. |
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| The mixture of unincentivized telcos, courts without case law, and startups without capital and influence proved deadly. |
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| Given recent trends in financing for startups, our customers are increasingly looking to operate as leanly as possible. |
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| You can adjust the minimum time between the fan startups and shutdowns. |
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| This includes routine power operation, startups, shutdowns, maintenance, testing, design upgrades, commissioning of specific station systems and refuelling of the reactor within specified operational limits and conditions. |
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| The versatility of the incubator organization facilitates different types of projects, from developing new products and processes to acquiring startups and managing industrial and academic partnerships. |
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| The venture capitalist brings in money, but also management expertise and a network of major energy industry entities, companies that can provide a channel to the market for future products or services of those startups. |
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| Accordingly they tend to be more interested in providing funds for the expansion of growing companies rather than providing seed money for startups. |
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| Yet since they were displaced after the technology industry 'busted' in 2001, many of these senior engineers are still either underemployed or working basic startups for almost nothing or still looking for work! |
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| This pitching event is held biannually under Plan 9 and works to invest in startups via incubation. |
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| Fujitsu will seek out startups developing new services that use big data and support them in turning those services into businesses. |
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| Sanga will mentor and offer his valuable guidance to Spinta and its startups members. |
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| The conference will be attended by early stage startups, technophiles, students, investors, bankers and government officials. |
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| Conference attendees range from early stage startups, technophiles, students, investors, bankers and government officials. |
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| It describes the financial, technology and export support that we can provide for startups and small business expansion projects, including companies created via intrapreneurship, near our main European facilities. |
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| Partly, because it minimizes the run waste normally associated not only with makeready, but also with startups, stops, tension upsets and splices. |
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| The Geneva-based company has invested around CHF 2 billion in more than 100 startups in Europe and the USA and is literally flooded with applications from young companies looking for capital investors. |
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| Since patent lawsuits can be filed against the end users of new technologies, startups can find that customers will only deal with them if they are indemnified against future infringements. |
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| In the intervening years, iPARK has pursued its mission to incubate the most promising ICT startups and to support innovative entrepreneurs. |
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| The area is also home to many online retailers, with startups emerging around tech hubs in Northern cities. |
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| For more than two decades, Yves' work has been giving him the privilege to carry through leadership functions within organizations ranging from young technology startups to accomplished global enterprises. |
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| All this leads to a heady condition where startups are burning like mad to generate as much heat as they can, because when you do burn the candle at both ends, to quote Christopher Hitchens, it gives a lovely light. |
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| Another risk associated with running a business, especially among startups, is mixups between business and personal bank accounts and credit cards. |
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| New startups have sprung out from these weekend events, most notably Firefly, a cobrowsing platform created by four University of Pennsylvania students at PennApps. |
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| To date, Solvay has committed to invest more than EUR 40 million in these different funds and startups, including USD 22 million in Plextronics, Inc. |
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| This is a milestone for the terabit startups, nearly all of who have been acquired, especially with rumors running rampant about nobody having a working system. |
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| For this reason, the public market provided by the stock exchanges has been one of the most important funding sources for many capital intensive startups. |
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| Twenty Ghanaian high-potential startups have concluded the first national bootcamp designed to promote local entrepreneurship and innovation in clean technologies. |
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| The competition gives early stage startups the chance to develop their ideas and present them to entrepreneurs and judges who have extensive experience in relevant fields. |
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| By contrast, the US grey market is largely used by technology startups. |
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| There are certainly risks associated with bootstrapped business, as a recent survey of founders and chief executives at 460 bootstrapped startups illustrates. |
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