EuraTechnologies - Excellence et Innovation. What The Hell Is A Startup Anyway? If you regularly read technology media, and I honestly can’t recommend it, you will run into occasional references to “startups.”
Many consider startups to be small companies determined to grow quickly in the hopes of becoming the next passé giant whose corporate campus costs so much to maintain that it eventually has to stop serving chilled sake by robot on Thursdays. The Ultimate Content Marketing Glossary. Univers des startups. IEEE Computer Society Unveils Top 10 Technology Trends for 2015 - Get Ready for Wearables, Internet of Anything, Digital Health Solutions, Cloud Security Advances, and More.
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., Dec. 1, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- In the coming year, while consumers will be treated to a dizzying array of augmented reality, wearables, and low-cost 3D printers, computer researchers will be tackling the underlying technology issues that make such cutting-edge consumer electronics products possible.
IEEE Computer Society today announced the top 10 most important technology trends for 2015 and explores how these technologies will be integrated into daily life. Photo - Cybersecurity in general will remain a critical concern, with increased focus on security for cloud computing and deeply embedded devices.
And interoperability and standards will be top priorities to unleash the potential of Software-defined Anything (SDx) and the Internet of Anything (IoA). Among the advances that IEEE Computer Society experts forecast: 6) 3D Printing is poised for takeoff: Next year will see production of the first 3D-printed car. About IEEE Computer Society. Start a business in Australia with top advice for start-ups from StartupSmart. Highlights From TechWeek L.A.: Greater Cultural Trends Of Tech.
Josh Yguado, Maude Garrett, Naomi Kyle, Kevin Knocke (Alex Gold/Neon Tommy) CEOs, entrepreneurs and innovators met this past weekend at TechWeek LA, a conference that celebrates the burgeoning SoCal tech scene (a.k.a Silicon Beach), and showcases what’s next on our digital horizon.
Leaders at TechWeek L.A. addressed major emerging technological advancements in fields including video games, virtual and augmented reality, Software as a Service (SaaS) and cloud computing. They also answered questions about Big Data, search engine optimization (SEO) and the potential to use robots to teach our children how to code, and philosophized on how these innovation drivers could shift our culture and society on a global scale. The Age of Impatience. WIRED Events – WIRED2014 – Agenda. Disney Accelerator.
The World's 20 Hottest Startup Scenes (Infographic) Deux nouveaux incubateurs français aux Etats-Unis : pour quoi faire ? Ce 12 février, François Hollande inaugure un French Tech Hub à San Francisco.
Une structure similaire, dédiée à la santé et aux biotechs, sera lancée à Boston avant l'été. Ces espaces seront à la fois des incubateurs et des accélérateurs pour les start-up françaises. Les porteurs de projets pourront y trouver un toit, se faire conseiller, bâtir un réseau, dénicher des partenaires et des financements à leur arrivée aux Etats-Unis. nouveau mais pas trop Les French Tech Hubs ne partiront pas de zéro : ils prendront le relais des incubateurs Hubtech 21 pilotés par la région Ile de France, à travers sa structure Prime (Paris région international mission entreprise). Tech. People. Money. NYC's latest tech push: A new site designed to empower Silicon Alley. Not to be outdone by the West Coast, today the New York Economic Development Council is unveiling a new website, Digital.NYC, to help connect Silicon Alley.
This new website is an extension of the NYCEDC’s “We Are Made in NY” campaign, which aims to connect the broader film and digital media industry around New York through a giant map of companies, job openings, and co-working spaces. This new initiative more broadly targets New York City’s burgeoning tech sector. The site includes a searchable database of companies and investors, jobs, classes, events, and other media aggregated through a series of partnerships. It is powered by Angelist competitor Gust and IBM’s Blue Mix Cloud technology. Entrepreneurs who visit the site will also get a free 30 day trial of IBM’s Blue Mix cloud technology to build their own digital infrastructure or mobile apps. IBM Vice President Sandy Carter tells me that nothing like this is being done anywhere else.
Digital.NYC. The Rise And Future Of The New York Startup Ecosystem. Equally interesting is that New York has had 27 exits over $500 million since 2001, 59 percent more than Massachusetts and 31 percent the number of Silicon Valley.
Judged by either the amount of venture capital invested or the number of large exits, New York has emerged pretty definitively as the second-largest technology startup ecosystem in the country. These trends suggest strong continued momentum for New York, but they are only partially predictive of future growth. Sometimes startup ecosystems slow down significantly when the major trends driving their growth go into reverse. One recent example is the impact that the dramatic slowdown in demand for communications equipment had on the Massachusetts technology ecosystem after 2001. Communications equipment was responsible for more than half the venture capital invested in Massachusetts in the 1990s and produced the significant majority of the state’s large exits.
We Are Made In NY. Connecting International Start-Ups to New York VCs.