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Google Could Enter Server ARM Chips Race
Google could enter server ARM chips race and start server manufacturing. This seems fair considering Google's ambitions and special requirements for data centers. For more check out this article: http...

Pekka Viljakainen: "The Startup Tour isn't a beaty contest for cities"
Togliatti was the first Russian city, where The Russian Startup Tour - 2014 started today. The road show, organized by the Skolkovo Foundation, together with Rosmolodezh, RVC and Rusnano covers 27 cities...

Skoltech will take part in the Russian Startup Tour 2014
The Russian Startup Tour 2014 is a joint tour run by several institutes for development, organised with the aim of forming startup communities in major Russian cities. This year, the tour will be taking...

World's First Android Game Controlled with 3D Gestures at CES 2014
At CES 2014 3DiVi Company and Etron Technology, Inc. unveiled WheelRush, a popular game for Android now controlled with 3D gestures, powered by Etron Tech’s eSP870 Gesture/Body Motion Control ICs...

Skolkovo minigrant agreement signed
In the end of December 2013 Skolkovo minigrant agreement had been signed. Our first investment! Skolkovo Nuclear Tech cluster had supported the development of Fourier Transformation spectrophotometer that...

Pekka Viljakainen: We Start the Startup Tour
Pekka Viljakainen, advisor to the President of the Skolkovo Foundation addressed the startup community in his video, announcing the major event, the All-Russian Startup Tour, which starts on January 20...

Samsung Enters Server ARM Chip Market
Looks like Samsung is getting ready to enter server ARM chip market: eltechs.com/samsung-enters-arm-server-chip-market-looks-like

Driverless car to be a reality within 10 years
RoboCV plans to take the robot control market by storm. Just a year and a half old, the company has already quickly gone from concept development to the international market. RoboCV creates quick-thinking...

FRB Estimates ARM-Based Server Market to Be $1.2B
FBR estimates that ARM-based micro servers will be attributed to more than a half of overall micro server market (ARM and x86) resulting in more than $1.2B market size in 2018. Overall micro server market...