Microsoft Accelerator initiated in China one year ago today. Now it has hosted two batches of startups — six months for each. The program offers startups free working space, cloud storage and mentoring, but funding.
Some from the second batch, however, have secured investments in the past half a year. fxiaoke, a tool for customer relationship management, recently announced Series A financing from IDG Capital Partners, the official partner for the Accelerator. Wiz, a note taking and knowledge management service, is reportedly receiving some tens of thousands yuan investment from GOBI PARTNERS (report in Chinese).
Others from this batch cover sectors including education, business services, software development tools, music or video sharing, and even agriculture and shale gas.
Start your free trial now.
Get instant access to all our premium content, archives, newsletters, and online community.
Monthly Membership
Yearly Membership
What you get
Full access to all premium content and our full archives
Members'-only newsletters
Preferential access and discounts to all TechNode events
Direct access to the TechNode newsroom
Start your free trial now.
Get instant access to all our premium content, archives, newsletters, and online community.