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In spite of the fact that you can create a startup entirely virtually these days, with everyone working remotely, the fact remains that you can’t beat real-world interaction. But the commercial property world — especially the thorny world of leases — remains stuck in the 19th Century. Real estate developers are still sleepily optimizing for profits with long-term contracts, when the world has gotten much faster. That’s why we’ve seen the rise and rise of co-working and office sharing from startups like WeWork, Factory, Station F, TechHub, Second Home, Google Campus… the list goes on. It’s even extended into co-living. But office space remains the big area of development. And everyone has their particular ‘schtick’ whether it be soft ‘salesy’ furnishings or grungy ‘hacker’ spaces.

The latest to scale its model is Factory. Originally hailing for Berlin, where it built the original space now occupied by Soundcloud and others, it’s moved onto another huge project in the city, and is now scaling in Lisbon, which we recently ear-marked as a new European startup hub.

It’s now announced a €1M funding round, from a well-rounded group of investors, to grow beyond Germany. Lead Investors are Round Hill Capital, 500 Startups, Elkstone Capital (the private fund managing the wealth of clients such as supermodel Elle Macpherson). Plus several angel investors are now on board including Christian Reber, Matthias Ummenhofer, Florian Moerth, Moritz Sell, the founders of Makers and Adjust as well as various other Europeans, supporting the company to expand across the continent.

Factory founder Simon Schaefer and his team have set up their second 75,000 sq ft tech campus in Berlin, dubbed Silicon Allee.

This is now home to a number of different local and international tech companies like Stripe, Drivy, The Family, Here, Zenloop, Progedo, Klara, Point Nine Capital as well as ResearchGate and… an organic supermarket. As well as offices, it has a bar entitled “R&D”, three event spaces and 16 apartments on the top two floors. Swish.

Travis Todd will be the CEO of the new campus. He was founder of Silicon Allee community, recently acquired by Factory in early 2016.

Back in early 2012 we broke the news that Berlin’s startup innovators were creating a ‘Factory’ to call their own. After converting the former Oswalder Brauerei’ building – right by the old Berlin Wall – into the epicenter of the Berlin startup scene, attracting firms such as SoundCloud, 6Wunderkinder, Twitter, Zendesk, Mozilla, Uber and others to the space, the project was hit with many delays. The building finally opened in the summer of 2014.

In mid 2015 the Factory team sold all assets and contracts associated with ‘Factory Berlin’ and licensed the Factory brand for Germany to the real estate developer s+p real estate, at the time responsible for the first construction.

“Our vision has always been to grow the business internationally, and we stepped away from a partner who did not share this vision. A team is now in place doing a great job at continuing what we started”, explains Schaefer.

The team have now their eyes set on Lisbon and have already established an office and small team in the Portuguese capital to build out their next project, which, they say will be pretty big.

However, they will have the join the queue of all the other players who seem to be doing more or less the same thing. As with tech, it’s a competitive space this property game…

Strengthening Europe’s World-Class Innovation Capabilities

R&D and design are critical to advance leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing. Europe is home to world-class universities, research institutes, and leading chip designers and suppliers. Supporting this innovation cluster with additional investments in R&D and linking them to Intel’s leading-edge manufacturing plans will boost the circle of innovation in Europe, including providing small and medium enterprises (SMEs) better access to cutting-edge technologies. (Video: Ursula von der Leyen, EU Commission President, Speaks to Intel's EU Investment Plans)

Around Plateau de Saclay, France, Intel plans to build its new European R&D hub, creating 1,000 new high-tech jobs at Intel, with 450 jobs available by the end of 2024. France will become Intel’s European headquarters for high performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) design capabilities. HPC and AI innovation will benefit a broad set of industry sectors, including automotive, agriculture, climate, drug discovery, energy, genomics, life sciences and security – greatly improving the life of every European.

In addition, Intel plans to establish its main European foundry design center in France, offering design services and design collaterals to French, European and worldwide industry partners and customers.

In Gdansk, Poland, Intel is increasing its lab space by 50% with a focus on developing solutions in the fields of deep neural networks, audio, graphics, data center and cloud computing. The expansion is expected to be completed in 2023.

These investments will further strengthen Intel’s long-standing relationships with European research institutes across the continent, including IMEC in Belgium, Technical University Delft in the Netherlands, CEA-Leti in France and the Fraunhofer Institutes in Germany. Intel is also developing exciting partnerships in Italy with Leonardo, INFN and CINECA to explore advanced new solutions in HPC, memory, software programming models, security and cloud.  

Over the past decade in Spain, the Barcelona Supercomputing Center and Intel have been collaborating on exascale architecture. Now, they are developing zettascale architecture for the next decade. The supercomputing center and Intel plan to establish joint labs in Barcelona to advance computing.

Positive Spillover Effects Across the EU

Intel’s ambitious European investment plans will have positive effects across industries and member states. Building up manufacturing capacities and R&D capabilities at this scale will create a virtuous cycle of innovation.

Intel has been present in Europe for more than 30 years and currently employs around 10,000 people throughout the EU. In the past two years, Intel has spent more than 10 billion euros with European suppliers. As Intel works to rebalance silicon supply globally, that spend is expected to nearly double by 2026.

Intel’s investment plans will accelerate leading-edge chip design capabilities, boost the European material and equipment supplier industry, and serve the strong customer base across industries in Europe. Additionally, the investments would be a magnet for thousands of additional engineers and technical workers, growing the pool of innovators, entrepreneurs and visionaries that will advance Europe’s digital and green future.

Supporting Europe’s Green Transition

A state-of-the-art European semiconductor ecosystem will support the green transition and help deliver the European Green Deal. More efficient chips can reduce the power consumption of the next wave of digital hardware while driving HPC and AI solutions. In 2020, Intel outlined its 2030 RISE strategy and corporate responsibility goals to accelerate the integration of responsible, inclusive and sustainable practices over this decade. In line with the EU’s climate targets, Intel is on track to achieve its 2030 sustainability goals, including achieving net positive water use by conserving, recycling and reclaiming water, and funding local water projects that restore more fresh water than it consumes. In addition, Intel will power its global manufacturing operations with 100% renewable energy and achieve zero total waste to landfills. 

About us:

Founders Factory was launched in 2015 with a mission to power founders to go further, faster. To date we have built more than 60 startups and invested in a further 150 across offices in London, Johannesburg and New York. FF has a team of over 100 full-time operators and its portfolio has raised more than $600m in capital.

Our latest program will be healthcare-focused and based in Miami. We have partnered with the top healthcare entrepreneurs in the Miami ecosystem and a coalition of strategic partners representing key parts of the value chain (hospital systems, payers, device manufacturers). Together we are creating the ultimate platform for healthcare founders to find product-market-fit and scale their technologies through the US health system.

The Miami program will combine our studio and accelerator models and develop a portfolio of over 50 startups that can contribute to a health system with better access, equity and outcomes.

What you'll do:

Founders Factory is hiring for an Investment Principal in Miami who can help source, invest in and support 15 healthcare ventures a year.  The role will require building relationships in the local community with founders, angels, VCs, universities. Good candidates should have outstanding people skills, hustle, resilience, deep empathy with founders and a high curiosity for technology and startups in healthcare. You will also work with founders through the accelerator programme and beyond to help with defining their fundraising strategy, formulating their story, assisting with the creation/review of investment materials and supporting them to raise their next round of funding.   Our goal is for Founders Factory Miami to be the best platform for healthcare founders to start and grow their startups. We are looking for someone who shares that ambition and has the passion and expertise to achieve it.

Why work with us:

We are guided by a set of core values that shape the way that we think and act. We hold ourselves accountable to these, and measure ourselves against them. We are looking for candidates that share these principles and can help Founders Factory to thrive:

- Think big, act small, move fast

- Value momentum over perfection 

- Embrace uncertainty and remain decisive 

- Suggest solutions, not problems.

- Prioritize diversity to strengthen our collective intelligence 

- Be polite, generous and show empathy to others, always 

Benefits:

Growth: Work with and meet exceptional talent. Learn faster than you ever have before

Autonomy and flexibility: Pragmatic vacation with unlimited days

Health and Wellness: Comprehensive extended health care insurance (including vision and dental). Disability and life insurance benefits and pension: 401K matching (up to 3%) 

Gender neutral family leave policy: Maternity/paternity primary caregiver policy: 3 months' fully paid leave for either caregiver, including uninterrupted health insurance.

Founders Factory is a proud Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where people can authentically be themselves and are free to challenge, take risks and think creatively. We recruit, develop, compensate and promote our team members based on merit. We know how important it is not only to include, but to actively seek out diversity of thought and experiences.

For the past decade, Capital Factory has been building a pipeline of tech startups and investment rights and now we’re opening up to everyone through AngelList. Capital Factory has been the most active early stage investor in Texas since 2010, investing in hundreds of startups and collecting more than $100 million in pre-emptive investment rights to invest in hundreds more.

Texas continues to dominate the headlines…

This shift did not happen overnight — it has been decades in the making. While the Texas weather is preferable to New York City and the cost of living preferable to San Francisco, there are many more reasons that entrepreneurs are flocking to Texas.

• Texas has a friendly business environment with NO state income tax
• Texas is the second largest state by population
• Texas has 4 of the 11 largest cities in the country by population and they are also among the fastest growing cities too
• As a standalone economy, Texas would be the 10th largest country in the world with a GDP of $1.6 trillion
• More than 50 Fortune 500 companies are now headquartered in Texas
• Texas has numerous world-class educational institutions, including Rice University and University of Texas at Austin
• To see why we are all-in on Texas, read the Texas Startup Manifesto

Capital Factory is the center of gravity for entrepreneurs in Texas.

Thousands of entrepreneurs, programmers and designers gather day and night, in-person and online for meetups, classes and coworking. With boots on the ground in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, we meet the best entrepreneurs in Texas and introduce them to investors, employees, mentors and customers.

Capital Factory has an early investor in many of the most successful startups in Texas over the past decade including Aceable, AlertMedia, BigCommerce, Coder, data.world, ICON, Spredfast, Storable, WP Engine and ZenBusiness.

The Capital Factory Texas Fund is backed by many of the most successful CEOs and technology investors in Texas and across the U.S., including Charles Butt, founder of H-E-B; Dean Drako, founder of Barracuda Networks and Eagle Eye Networks; and Tim Draper, of Draper Associates.

Capital Factory has partnered with AngelList Rolling Funds to better meet the needs of today’s investors.

• Standard documents keep setup costs low and automatically enable public disclosure
• Quarterly subscription means predictable capital calls and the ability to scale up or down over time
• Low overhead allows us to keep minimum investments lower to make our fund accessible to a more diverse pool of investors

The best part about this innovative fund structure is that startup entrepreneurs, mentors, and angel investors now have a seamless path to become Limited Partners. Previously, the venture capital asset class has been primarily for wealthy individuals, pension funds, and large institutions. With the introduction of Rolling Funds, any accredited investor can now easily invest with Capital Factory. We believe this provides improved diversified investment opportunities for all accredited investors as the VC space is now open for business.

If you believe in Texas, you can invest alongside us.

Read more about the Capital Factory Texas Fund on AngelList and contact Jill Klinvex, Venture Principal at jill@capitalfactory.com with any questions.

In spite of the fact that you can create a startup entirely virtually these days, with everyone working remotely, the fact remains that you can’t beat real-world interaction. But the commercial property world — especially the thorny world of leases — remains stuck in the 19th Century. Real estate developers are still sleepily optimizing for profits with long-term contracts, when the world has gotten much faster. That’s why we’ve seen the rise and rise of co-working and office sharing from startups like WeWork, Factory, Station F, TechHub, Second Home, Google Campus… the list goes on. It’s even extended into co-living. But office space remains the big area of development. And everyone has their particular ‘schtick’ whether it be soft ‘salesy’ furnishings or grungy ‘hacker’ spaces.

The latest to scale its model is Factory. Originally hailing for Berlin, where it built the original space now occupied by Soundcloud and others, it’s moved onto another huge project in the city, and is now scaling in Lisbon, which we recently ear-marked as a new European startup hub.

It’s now announced a €1M funding round, from a well-rounded group of investors, to grow beyond Germany. Lead Investors are Round Hill Capital, 500 Startups, Elkstone Capital (the private fund managing the wealth of clients such as supermodel Elle Macpherson). Plus several angel investors are now on board including Christian Reber, Matthias Ummenhofer, Florian Moerth, Moritz Sell, the founders of Makers and Adjust as well as various other Europeans, supporting the company to expand across the continent.

Factory founder Simon Schaefer and his team have set up their second 75,000 sq ft tech campus in Berlin, dubbed Silicon Allee.

This is now home to a number of different local and international tech companies like Stripe, Drivy, The Family, Here, Zenloop, Progedo, Klara, Point Nine Capital as well as ResearchGate and… an organic supermarket. As well as offices, it has a bar entitled “R&D”, three event spaces and 16 apartments on the top two floors. Swish.

Travis Todd will be the CEO of the new campus. He was founder of Silicon Allee community, recently acquired by Factory in early 2016.

Back in early 2012 we broke the news that Berlin’s startup innovators were creating a ‘Factory’ to call their own. After converting the former Oswalder Brauerei’ building – right by the old Berlin Wall – into the epicenter of the Berlin startup scene, attracting firms such as SoundCloud, 6Wunderkinder, Twitter, Zendesk, Mozilla, Uber and others to the space, the project was hit with many delays. The building finally opened in the summer of 2014.

In mid 2015 the Factory team sold all assets and contracts associated with ‘Factory Berlin’ and licensed the Factory brand for Germany to the real estate developer s+p real estate, at the time responsible for the first construction.

“Our vision has always been to grow the business internationally, and we stepped away from a partner who did not share this vision. A team is now in place doing a great job at continuing what we started”, explains Schaefer.

The team have now their eyes set on Lisbon and have already established an office and small team in the Portuguese capital to build out their next project, which, they say will be pretty big.

However, they will have the join the queue of all the other players who seem to be doing more or less the same thing. As with tech, it’s a competitive space this property game…

Strengthening Europe’s World-Class Innovation Capabilities

R&D and design are critical to advance leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing. Europe is home to world-class universities, research institutes, and leading chip designers and suppliers. Supporting this innovation cluster with additional investments in R&D and linking them to Intel’s leading-edge manufacturing plans will boost the circle of innovation in Europe, including providing small and medium enterprises (SMEs) better access to cutting-edge technologies. (Video: Ursula von der Leyen, EU Commission President, Speaks to Intel's EU Investment Plans)

Around Plateau de Saclay, France, Intel plans to build its new European R&D hub, creating 1,000 new high-tech jobs at Intel, with 450 jobs available by the end of 2024. France will become Intel’s European headquarters for high performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) design capabilities. HPC and AI innovation will benefit a broad set of industry sectors, including automotive, agriculture, climate, drug discovery, energy, genomics, life sciences and security – greatly improving the life of every European.

In addition, Intel plans to establish its main European foundry design center in France, offering design services and design collaterals to French, European and worldwide industry partners and customers.

In Gdansk, Poland, Intel is increasing its lab space by 50% with a focus on developing solutions in the fields of deep neural networks, audio, graphics, data center and cloud computing. The expansion is expected to be completed in 2023.

These investments will further strengthen Intel’s long-standing relationships with European research institutes across the continent, including IMEC in Belgium, Technical University Delft in the Netherlands, CEA-Leti in France and the Fraunhofer Institutes in Germany. Intel is also developing exciting partnerships in Italy with Leonardo, INFN and CINECA to explore advanced new solutions in HPC, memory, software programming models, security and cloud.  

Over the past decade in Spain, the Barcelona Supercomputing Center and Intel have been collaborating on exascale architecture. Now, they are developing zettascale architecture for the next decade. The supercomputing center and Intel plan to establish joint labs in Barcelona to advance computing.

Positive Spillover Effects Across the EU

Intel’s ambitious European investment plans will have positive effects across industries and member states. Building up manufacturing capacities and R&D capabilities at this scale will create a virtuous cycle of innovation.

Intel has been present in Europe for more than 30 years and currently employs around 10,000 people throughout the EU. In the past two years, Intel has spent more than 10 billion euros with European suppliers. As Intel works to rebalance silicon supply globally, that spend is expected to nearly double by 2026.

Intel’s investment plans will accelerate leading-edge chip design capabilities, boost the European material and equipment supplier industry, and serve the strong customer base across industries in Europe. Additionally, the investments would be a magnet for thousands of additional engineers and technical workers, growing the pool of innovators, entrepreneurs and visionaries that will advance Europe’s digital and green future.

Supporting Europe’s Green Transition

A state-of-the-art European semiconductor ecosystem will support the green transition and help deliver the European Green Deal. More efficient chips can reduce the power consumption of the next wave of digital hardware while driving HPC and AI solutions. In 2020, Intel outlined its 2030 RISE strategy and corporate responsibility goals to accelerate the integration of responsible, inclusive and sustainable practices over this decade. In line with the EU’s climate targets, Intel is on track to achieve its 2030 sustainability goals, including achieving net positive water use by conserving, recycling and reclaiming water, and funding local water projects that restore more fresh water than it consumes. In addition, Intel will power its global manufacturing operations with 100% renewable energy and achieve zero total waste to landfills. 

About us:

Founders Factory was launched in 2015 with a mission to power founders to go further, faster. To date we have built more than 60 startups and invested in a further 150 across offices in London, Johannesburg and New York. FF has a team of over 100 full-time operators and its portfolio has raised more than $600m in capital.

Our latest program will be healthcare-focused and based in Miami. We have partnered with the top healthcare entrepreneurs in the Miami ecosystem and a coalition of strategic partners representing key parts of the value chain (hospital systems, payers, device manufacturers). Together we are creating the ultimate platform for healthcare founders to find product-market-fit and scale their technologies through the US health system.

The Miami program will combine our studio and accelerator models and develop a portfolio of over 50 startups that can contribute to a health system with better access, equity and outcomes.

What you'll do:

Founders Factory is hiring for an Investment Principal in Miami who can help source, invest in and support 15 healthcare ventures a year.  The role will require building relationships in the local community with founders, angels, VCs, universities. Good candidates should have outstanding people skills, hustle, resilience, deep empathy with founders and a high curiosity for technology and startups in healthcare. You will also work with founders through the accelerator programme and beyond to help with defining their fundraising strategy, formulating their story, assisting with the creation/review of investment materials and supporting them to raise their next round of funding.   Our goal is for Founders Factory Miami to be the best platform for healthcare founders to start and grow their startups. We are looking for someone who shares that ambition and has the passion and expertise to achieve it.

Why work with us:

We are guided by a set of core values that shape the way that we think and act. We hold ourselves accountable to these, and measure ourselves against them. We are looking for candidates that share these principles and can help Founders Factory to thrive:

- Think big, act small, move fast

- Value momentum over perfection 

- Embrace uncertainty and remain decisive 

- Suggest solutions, not problems.

- Prioritize diversity to strengthen our collective intelligence 

- Be polite, generous and show empathy to others, always 

Benefits:

Growth: Work with and meet exceptional talent. Learn faster than you ever have before

Autonomy and flexibility: Pragmatic vacation with unlimited days

Health and Wellness: Comprehensive extended health care insurance (including vision and dental). Disability and life insurance benefits and pension: 401K matching (up to 3%) 

Gender neutral family leave policy: Maternity/paternity primary caregiver policy: 3 months' fully paid leave for either caregiver, including uninterrupted health insurance.

Founders Factory is a proud Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where people can authentically be themselves and are free to challenge, take risks and think creatively. We recruit, develop, compensate and promote our team members based on merit. We know how important it is not only to include, but to actively seek out diversity of thought and experiences.

For the past decade, Capital Factory has been building a pipeline of tech startups and investment rights and now we’re opening up to everyone through AngelList. Capital Factory has been the most active early stage investor in Texas since 2010, investing in hundreds of startups and collecting more than $100 million in pre-emptive investment rights to invest in hundreds more.

Texas continues to dominate the headlines…

This shift did not happen overnight — it has been decades in the making. While the Texas weather is preferable to New York City and the cost of living preferable to San Francisco, there are many more reasons that entrepreneurs are flocking to Texas.

• Texas has a friendly business environment with NO state income tax
• Texas is the second largest state by population
• Texas has 4 of the 11 largest cities in the country by population and they are also among the fastest growing cities too
• As a standalone economy, Texas would be the 10th largest country in the world with a GDP of $1.6 trillion
• More than 50 Fortune 500 companies are now headquartered in Texas
• Texas has numerous world-class educational institutions, including Rice University and University of Texas at Austin
• To see why we are all-in on Texas, read the Texas Startup Manifesto

Capital Factory is the center of gravity for entrepreneurs in Texas.

Thousands of entrepreneurs, programmers and designers gather day and night, in-person and online for meetups, classes and coworking. With boots on the ground in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, we meet the best entrepreneurs in Texas and introduce them to investors, employees, mentors and customers.

Capital Factory has an early investor in many of the most successful startups in Texas over the past decade including Aceable, AlertMedia, BigCommerce, Coder, data.world, ICON, Spredfast, Storable, WP Engine and ZenBusiness.

The Capital Factory Texas Fund is backed by many of the most successful CEOs and technology investors in Texas and across the U.S., including Charles Butt, founder of H-E-B; Dean Drako, founder of Barracuda Networks and Eagle Eye Networks; and Tim Draper, of Draper Associates.

Capital Factory has partnered with AngelList Rolling Funds to better meet the needs of today’s investors.

• Standard documents keep setup costs low and automatically enable public disclosure
• Quarterly subscription means predictable capital calls and the ability to scale up or down over time
• Low overhead allows us to keep minimum investments lower to make our fund accessible to a more diverse pool of investors

The best part about this innovative fund structure is that startup entrepreneurs, mentors, and angel investors now have a seamless path to become Limited Partners. Previously, the venture capital asset class has been primarily for wealthy individuals, pension funds, and large institutions. With the introduction of Rolling Funds, any accredited investor can now easily invest with Capital Factory. We believe this provides improved diversified investment opportunities for all accredited investors as the VC space is now open for business.

If you believe in Texas, you can invest alongside us.

Read more about the Capital Factory Texas Fund on AngelList and contact Jill Klinvex, Venture Principal at jill@capitalfactory.com with any questions.

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R&D and design are critical now factory investors advance leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing. Europe is home to world-class universities, research institutes, and leading chip designers and suppliers. Supporting this innovation cluster with additional investments in R&D and linking them to Intel’s leading-edge manufacturing plans will boost the circle of innovation in Europe, including providing small and medium enterprises (SMEs) better access to cutting-edge technologies. (Video: Ursula von der Leyen, EU Commission President, Speaks to Intel's EU Investment Plans)

Around Plateau de Saclay, France, Intel plans to build its new European R&D hub, creating 1,000 new high-tech jobs at Intel, with 450 jobs available by the end of 2024. France will become Intel’s European headquarters for high performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) design capabilities. HPC and AI innovation will benefit a broad set of industry sectors, including automotive, agriculture, climate, drug discovery, energy, genomics, life sciences and security – greatly improving the life of every European.

In addition, Intel plans to establish its main European foundry design center in France, offering design services and design collaterals to French, European and worldwide industry partners and customers.

In Gdansk, Poland, Intel is increasing its lab space by 50% with a focus on developing solutions in the fields of deep neural networks, audio, now factory investors, graphics, data center and cloud computing. The expansion bitcoin investing australia lottery expected to be completed in 2023.

These investments will further strengthen Intel’s long-standing relationships with European research institutes across the continent, now factory investors, including IMEC in Belgium, Technical University Delft in the Netherlands, CEA-Leti in France and the Fraunhofer Institutes in Germany. Intel is also developing exciting partnerships in Italy with Leonardo, INFN and CINECA to explore advanced new solutions in HPC, memory, software programming models, security and cloud.  

Over the past decade in Spain, the Barcelona Supercomputing Center and Intel have been collaborating on exascale architecture. Now, they are developing zettascale architecture for the next decade. The now factory investors center and Intel plan to establish joint labs in Barcelona to advance computing.

Positive Spillover Effects Across the EU

Intel’s ambitious European investment plans will have positive effects across industries and member states. Building up manufacturing capacities and R&D now factory investors at this scale will create a virtuous cycle of innovation.

Intel has been present in Europe for now factory investors than 30 years and currently employs around 10,000 people throughout the EU. In the past two years, Intel has spent more than 10 billion euros with European suppliers. As Intel works to rebalance silicon supply globally, that spend is expected to nearly double by 2026.

Intel’s investment plans will accelerate leading-edge chip design capabilities, boost the European material and equipment supplier industry, and serve the strong customer base across industries in Europe. Additionally, the investments would be a magnet for thousands of additional engineers and technical workers, growing the pool of innovators, entrepreneurs and visionaries that will advance Europe’s digital and green future.

Supporting Europe’s Green Transition

A state-of-the-art European semiconductor ecosystem now factory investors support the green transition and help deliver the European Green Deal. More efficient chips can reduce the power consumption of the next wave of digital hardware while driving HPC and AI solutions. In 2020, Intel outlined its 2030 RISE strategy and corporate responsibility goals to accelerate the integration of responsible, inclusive and sustainable practices over this decade. In line with the EU’s climate targets, Intel is on track to achieve its 2030 sustainability goals, including achieving net positive water use by conserving, recycling and reclaiming water, and funding local water projects that restore more fresh water than it consumes. In addition, Intel will power its global manufacturing operations with 100% renewable now factory investors and achieve zero total waste to landfills. 

For the past decade, Capital Factory has been building a pipeline of tech startups and investment rights and now we’re opening up to everyone through AngelList. Capital Factory has been the most active early stage investor in Texas since 2010, investing in hundreds of startups and collecting more than $100 million in pre-emptive investment rights to invest in hundreds more.

Texas continues to dominate the headlines…

This shift did not happen overnight — it has been decades in the making. While the Texas weather is preferable to New York City and the cost of living preferable to San Francisco, there are many more reasons that entrepreneurs are flocking to Texas.

• Texas has a friendly business environment with NO state income tax
• Texas is the second largest state by population
• Texas has 4 of the 11 largest cities in the country by population and they are also among the fastest growing cities too
• As a now factory investors economy, Texas would be the 10th largest country in the world with a GDP of $1.6 trillion
• More than 50 Fortune 500 companies are now headquartered in Texas
• Texas has numerous world-class educational institutions, including Rice University and University of Texas at Austin
• To see why we are all-in on Texas, now factory investors, read the Texas Startup Manifesto

Capital Factory is the center of gravity for entrepreneurs in Texas.

Thousands of entrepreneurs, programmers and designers gather day and night, in-person and online for meetups, classes and coworking. With boots on the ground in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, we meet the best entrepreneurs in Texas and introduce them to investors, employees, mentors and customers.

Capital Factory has an early investor in many of the most successful startups in Texas over the past decade including Aceable, AlertMedia, BigCommerce, Coder, data.world, now factory investors, ICON, Spredfast, Storable, WP Engine and ZenBusiness.

The Capital Factory Texas Fund is backed by many of the most successful CEOs and technology investors in Texas and across the U.S., including Charles Butt, founder of H-E-B; Dean Drako, founder of Now factory investors Networks and Eagle Eye Networks; and Tim Draper, of Draper Associates.

Capital Factory has partnered with AngelList Rolling Funds to better meet the needs of today’s investors.

• Standard documents keep setup costs low and automatically enable public disclosure
• Quarterly subscription means predictable capital calls and the ability to scale up or down over time
• Low overhead allows us to keep minimum investments lower to make our fund accessible to a more diverse pool of investors

The best part about this innovative fund structure is that startup entrepreneurs, mentors, and angel investors now have a seamless path to become Limited Partners. Previously, the venture capital asset class has been primarily for wealthy individuals, pension funds, and large institutions. With the introduction of Rolling Funds, any accredited investor can now easily invest with Capital Factory. We believe this provides improved diversified investment opportunities for all accredited investors as the VC space is now open for business.

If you believe in Texas, you can invest alongside us.

Read more about the Capital Factory Texas Fund on AngelList and contact Jill Klinvex, Venture Principal at jill@capitalfactory.com with any questions.

In spite of the fact that you can create a startup entirely virtually these days, with everyone working remotely, the fact remains that you can’t beat real-world interaction, now factory investors. But the commercial property world — especially the thorny world of leases — remains stuck in the 19th Century. Real estate developers are still sleepily optimizing for profits with long-term contracts, when the world has gotten much faster. That’s why we’ve seen the rise and rise of co-working and office sharing from startups like WeWork, Factory, Station F, TechHub, Second Home, Google Campus… the list goes on. It’s even extended into co-living. But office space remains the big area of development. And everyone has their particular ‘schtick’ whether it be soft ‘salesy’ furnishings or grungy ‘hacker’ spaces.

The latest to scale its model is Factory. Originally hailing for Berlin, where it built the original space now occupied by Soundcloud and others, it’s moved onto another huge project in the city, and is now scaling in Lisbon, which we recently ear-marked as a new European startup hub.

It’s now announced a €1M funding round, from a well-rounded group of investors, now factory investors, to grow beyond Germany. Lead Investors are Round Hill Capital, 500 Startups, Elkstone Capital (the private fund managing the wealth of now factory investors such as supermodel Elle Macpherson). Plus several angel investors are now on board including Christian Reber, Matthias Ummenhofer, Florian Moerth, Moritz Sell, the founders of Makers and Adjust as well as various other Europeans, supporting the company to expand across the continent.

Factory founder Simon Schaefer and his team have set up their second 75,000 sq ft tech campus in Berlin, dubbed Silicon Allee.

This is now home to a number of different local and international tech companies like Stripe, Drivy, The Family, Here, Zenloop, Progedo, Klara, Point Nine Capital as well as ResearchGate and… an organic supermarket. As well as offices, now factory investors, it has a bar entitled “R&D”, three event spaces and 16 apartments on the top two floors. Swish.

Travis Todd will be the CEO of the new campus. He was founder of Silicon Allee community, recently acquired by Factory in early 2016.

Back in early 2012 we broke the news that Berlin’s startup innovators were creating a ‘Factory’ to call their own. After converting the former Oswalder Brauerei’ building – right by the old Berlin Wall – into the epicenter of the Berlin startup scene, attracting firms such as SoundCloud, 6Wunderkinder, Twitter, Zendesk, Mozilla, Uber and others to the space, the project was hit with many delays. The building finally opened in the summer of 2014.

In mid 2015 the Factory team sold all assets and contracts associated with ‘Factory Berlin’ and licensed the Factory brand for Germany to the real estate developer s+p real estate, at the time responsible for the first construction.

“Our vision has always been to grow the business internationally, and we stepped away from a partner who did not share this vision. A team is now in place doing a great job at continuing what we started”, explains Schaefer.

The team have now their eyes set on Lisbon and have already established an office and small team in the Portuguese capital to build out their next project, which, they say will be pretty big.

However, they will have the join the queue of all the other players who seem to be doing more or less the same thing. As with tech, it’s a competitive space this property game…

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About us:

Founders Factory was launched in 2015 with a mission to power founders to go further, faster. To date we have built more than 60 startups and invested in a further 150 across offices in London, Johannesburg and New York. FF has a team of over 100 full-time operators and its portfolio has now factory investors more than $600m in capital.

Our latest program will be healthcare-focused and based in Miami. We have partnered with the top healthcare entrepreneurs in the Miami ecosystem and a coalition of strategic partners representing key parts of the value chain (hospital systems, payers, now factory investors, device manufacturers). Together we are creating the ultimate platform for healthcare founders now factory investors find product-market-fit and scale their technologies through the US health system.

The Miami program will combine our studio and accelerator models and develop a portfolio of over 50 startups that can contribute to a health system with better access, equity and outcomes, now factory investors.

What you'll do:

Founders Factory is hiring for an Investment Principal in Miami who can help source, invest in and support 15 healthcare ventures a year.  The role will require building relationships in the local community with founders, angels, VCs, universities. Good candidates should have outstanding people skills, hustle, resilience, deep empathy with founders and a high curiosity for technology and startups in healthcare. You will also work with founders through the accelerator programme and beyond to help with defining their fundraising strategy, formulating their story, assisting with the creation/review of investment materials and supporting them to raise their next round of funding.   Our goal is for Founders Now factory investors Miami to be the best platform for healthcare founders to start and grow their startups. We are looking for someone who shares that ambition and has the passion and expertise to achieve it.

Why work with us:

We are guided by a set of core values that shape the way that we think and act. We hold ourselves accountable to these, and measure ourselves against them. We are looking for candidates that share these principles and can help Founders Factory to thrive:

- Think big, act small, move fast

- Value momentum over perfection 

- Embrace uncertainty and remain decisive 

- Suggest solutions, not problems.

- Prioritize diversity to strengthen our collective intelligence 

- Be polite, now factory investors, generous and show empathy to others, always 

Benefits:

Growth: Work with and meet exceptional talent. Learn faster than you ever have before

Autonomy and flexibility: Pragmatic vacation with unlimited days

Health and Wellness: Comprehensive extended health care insurance (including vision and dental). Disability and life insurance benefits and pension: 401K matching (up to 3%) 

Gender neutral family leave policy: Maternity/paternity primary caregiver policy: 3 months' fully paid leave for either caregiver, including uninterrupted health insurance.

Founders Factory is a proud Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where people can authentically be themselves and are free to challenge, take risks and think creatively. We recruit, develop, compensate and promote our team members based on merit. We know how important it is not only to include, but to actively seek out diversity of thought and experiences.