"Startup"

Bangkok, Thailand 27 October 2021 – The startup landscape in Thailand is heating up, following the latest successful funding round of Thailand’s first ‘Unicorn,’ Flash Group – AKA a privately-owned startup with a valuation of over $1 billion (around 30 billion Thai Baht).

Small startups bring innovations that change the world and serve as a mechanism to drive the economy now and in the future.

Deploying vast fleets of robocars has been much tougher than Tesla, Alphabets Waymo and others thought. One European startup is now pitching an intermediate step to full autonomy: teledriving.

Huawei Technologies Co on Tuesday announced its plan to invest $100 million to support startups over the next three years, as the Chinese tech heavyweight aims to help build a sustainable startup ecosystem for the Asia-Pacific region.

In his spare time, Gary Kim enjoyed trading used gadgets on an online bulletin board for employees of the South Korean messaging-app operator Kakao Corp.

The Government Savings Bank (GSB) signed a memorandum of understanding with the Social Enterprise Thailand Association (SE) under a campaign to promote small and medium enterprises and start-up companies.

A startup seminar, “Ready, Get Set, Go!”, offering "secret recipes" to participants was organised at the Gaysorn Urban Resort last week.

Millions of kids in the U.S. headed back to school this month and most of them will be spending at least part of their class time remotely, relying on computers, tablets and fast broadband to connect with teachers.

Kingsford Securities, To Exit (2Ext) and Kudun and Partners (KAP) are getting together to take on the role of advisers to help start-ups on their journey to success.

An Israeli startup is raising $30 million from Singaporean venture capital firms and other investors to bring cutting-edge technology to agricultural businesses in Asia.

Startup companies in Thailand are suffering from liquidity problems due to lack of investments from overseas while domestic fund operators are being more cautious amid the economic contraction due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

DefinedCrowd, an Amazon.com Inc.-backed startup that provides data sets to train artificially intelligent speech programs, is setting its sights on a public listing in the next five years as voice interactions between humans and machines become more common.