Samsung launches startups-incubating program in Israel
Samsung Electronics Co., South Korean tech behemoth, said Monday that it has launched a startups-incubating program in Israel as part of its efforts to help promising startups expand their presence.
The Samsung NEXT Tel Aviv will serve as a center for startups there. A startup may be funded up to US$1 million by Samsung, and the South Korean tech firm will cooperate with venture firms with cutting-edge technologies through a stake purchase and mergers and acquisitions.
Samsung Electronics has invested in a total of 18 local startups there over the past three years.
Samsung, the world's largest manufacturer of smartphones, also operates similar programs in New York and San Fransisco.
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The Samsung NEXT Tel Aviv will serve as a center for startups there. A startup may be funded up to US$1 million by Samsung, and the South Korean tech firm will cooperate with venture firms with cutting-edge technologies through a stake purchase and mergers and acquisitions.
Samsung Electronics has invested in a total of 18 local startups there over the past three years.
Samsung, the world's largest manufacturer of smartphones, also operates similar programs in New York and San Fransisco.
http://www.koreaherald.com/
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