VC firms back Irish start-ups in China
Led by the likes of Google, Facebook and LinkedIn, US tech companies have flocked to Ireland due to its EU access and business friendly policies, creating around 140,000 local jobs in the process. This has fostered spin-outs and serial entrepreneurs across the mobile, software and cloud storage segments.
Dublin-headquartered tech investor Atlantic Bridge Capital and China-focused WestSummit Capital want to help these start-ups expand into China while simultaneously providing Chinese entrepreneurs with...
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