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According to Yonhap News,

The Daegu Center for Creative Economy and Innovation (CCEI) announced on August 22 that eight new promising companies have recently moved into the Daegu Scale-Up Hub (DASH).

DASH, operated by the Daegu CCEI, opened in November 2021 as an organization that supports promising start-ups.

Eight new tenant companies, including Unbridge, are start-ups in the field of such promising technologies as semiconductors, secondary batteries, and ABB (artificial intelligence, big data, and blockchain).

The Daegu CCEI plans to provide various support measures for new tenant companies to settle well in the region through the Creative Lab (C-LAB) and the Daegu-type Tech Incubator Program for Startups (TIPS).

Meanwhile, more than 60 start-ups operating in DASH recorded sales of KRW 137.8 billion and hiring of 674 people last year, with attracting cumulative investment of KRW 58 billion during the past two years.

An official from the Daegu CCEI said, "We will expand opportunities for networking and collaboration to help various start-up companies are gathered here and create synergy effects."


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Source: Yonhap News (August 22, 2023)