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Michael Arrington refers to SG based startup as ROCK STARS!
posted by Mohan Belani on Saturday, April 11, 2009 at 2:04am Categories: BlogApr11
As most of you might have read in one of TechCrunch’s latest posts, Michael Arrington just referred to Fusion Garage, a Singapore based startup, as rock stars. YES! an SG based startup being referred to as rock stars by one of the most influential figures on the web. As quoted by Arrington himself, “But one thing I’ve learned about hardware in the last year is that you need partners to actually make things happen, and the credit for what we saw today goes entirely to the Fusion Garage team. Those guys are rock stars.”
It’s amazing to see SG startups go past their local focus and reach into global partnerships with heavyweights such as TechCrunch. Though the Crunchpad device is still in its very infant stages, it’s amazing to see how Fusion Garage’s technology is powering one of the hottest upcoming devices and is shaping they way we use devices and interact with the web (think about how web browsers can boot without an OS).
We wish to congratulate Chandrashekar and his team on the excellent work done!
Chandra will be one of the speakers at unConference Singapore 2009, so be sure to check out what he has to say about his entrepreneurship adventures at Fusion Garage.
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3 Responses to “Michael Arrington refers to SG based startup as ROCK STARS!”
Cedric Chee said :
I am delighted to hear this news. Congrats to the Singapore startup, Fusion Garage team for their excellent work done. Singapore should be proud of this.
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DK said :
It’s funny to read this blog entry again today. :)
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The most notorious IDM start-up in the history of Singapore…