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Cambridge Tech launches Cambridge Innovations for early stage entrepreneurs

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Sidharth Shekhar
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NEW DELHI, INDIA: Cambridge Technology Enterprises (CTE) has announced the launch of Cambridge Innovations (CI), an investor and technology partner to early stage companies leveraging technologies in the area of cloud and big data for disruption. CI aims to tap into innovation globally, giving investors of CTE the opportunity to invest and participate in the returns from U.S.-based start-ups and establishing a pipeline of future CTE clients.

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Cambridge Innovations will provide capital, people and technical knowledge to early stage entrepreneurs looking to reach the next level of growth with reduced technology risk. The firm will provide up to 25 per cent of seed capital to launch, a two-year technology plan and the product team to help execute it. As a long-term partner and investor, CI will accelerate a start-up’s growth and success.

“We are excited to launch Cambridge Innovations and partner with ambitious entrepreneurs who understand the transformative potential of big data and cloud on businesses and communities across the world,” said Aashish Kalra, Chairman and Director of Cambridge Technology Enterprises. “Cambridge Innovations understands the challenges facing entrepreneurs today; a faster-time to market, the ability to scale, the right product development team and the necessary capital are the difference between long term success or failure. CI will meet these needs and remain committed to each start-up. This benefits Cambridge Technology Enterprises by creating a strong pool of future clients and access to the strongest innovation in the field.”

Founded by a team of highly driven individuals who have created and grown transformative companies with billion dollar outcomes since 1993, Cambridge Innovations will be led by Aashish Kalra, Chairman and Director of Cambridge Technology Enterprises; Sundar Subramaniam, Chairman of IBCC ; and Alexis Kopikis, Partner at Cambridge Innovations.

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