Synonyms for startups
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1. List of paraphrases for "startups":

   start-ups, start-up

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1. Suranga Chandratillake:

   The city is the most genetically diverse in the world, almost all citizens use the same health system and there are a variety of tech projects, both government-funded within the NHS [ National Health Service ] and privately-funded startups, that have grown rapidly against this backdrop and stand in a very strong position.

2. Jocelyn Arel:

   Gathering in a hotel ballroom and listening to a roadshow presentation is just a different dynamic and vibrancy, i think it's harder for startups, as they're still trying to network remotely through video.

3. Yaron Weizenbluth:

   As we enter a new decade, it does not feel like the boom is about to end, on the other hand, we must not overlook the fact that the very high valuations of tech firms raise doubts. This is coupled by a trend whose impact is not fully known at this time of a worrying drop in funding raised by early-stage startups.

4. Jeff Moss:

   When I need to call people and I don't trust the local providers, I just encrypt it out and then I get my voice call. Related : 10 Data Security Mistakes Startups Can't Afford to Make 4. Avoid hotel WiFi and business centersIf your business has a properly configured VPN -- a Virtual Private Network -- your information is generally safe. But occasionally, if you're using the hotel’s WiFi -- either in the business center or your room -- it will block your VPN or only certain ones will work. A lot of these hotels, to even get online, you can't get on the WiFi without first accepting the terms of service or paying or something. So you can't use your VPN for that portion and that's the most dangerous period, a lot of those use expired SSL search that are not compatible with modern browsers.

5. Chris Nicholson:

   The window for some startups to raise money from China may be closing.