Chipax, Como Quiero and Agrapp will each receive US$60,000 and will join an acceleration program.

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The Chilean company was recognized by the World Economic Forum for using vanguard technology to address global problems.

Topics: Technology- Startup

In a study that seeks to promote the strong development of a digital economy globally, Chile ranks as the Latin American country best prepared to start implementing the new economic model. It took 34^th place internationally.

Topics: Ranking- Startup

The Chilean start-up has now officially launched its service in Brazil, specifically in the city of Sao Paulo.

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Sima, the only Chilean company present at CES, the most important technological event in the United States, talks about the projections of the prodigal child of robotics and education.

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The start-ups participated in the Spanish company’s open innovation program, which it implemented for the first time outside Europe.

Topics: Energy- Startup

Venture X was founded in 2012 and forms part of the United Franchise Group, headquartered in Palm Beach, Florida; it owns nine brands, with more than 1,500 franchises across 80 countries.

Topics: Infrastructure- Startup

The coworking space company has chosen Chile to start its regional expansion. It is already in Valparaíso and will now open in the capital.

Topics: Infrastructure- Startup

The 2010 earthquake in Chile was the inspiration for an emergency information system that operates without an Internet connection.

Topics: Startup- R&D

The data shows that Chile accounts for 12% of this type of high-impact start-ups, after Australia, the United States and Canada. 

Topics: Startup- Mining

The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) revealed that the South American country is one of the economies where entrepreneurship has increased most, giving it an index of 25.1%, up by 12 percentage points from 13% in 2008.

Topics: Ranking- Startup

Big data, blockchain, robotics or cybersecurity? These are just some of the areas of specialization in greatest demand at the moment in the technology sector.  

Topics: Visas- Startup

The companies were evaluated for their capacity to innovate and act in pursuit of their business objectives, transforming innovation into a practice that forms part of their DNA. The list includes companies of different sizes, some of them from overseas.

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The start-ups supported by the local accelerator have a survival rate of 54.4% while retention in Chile is led by Argentine companies (18%). The accelerator is embarking on a new stage focusing on enterprises’ economic impact.

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Two Chileans and a Swede are the minds behind the successful mobile application which was launched in 2015 and operates in Chile and Mexico.

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