CLLA is a 5 month programme Applications for this cohort is open until 30 June Cyberview, the Tech Hub Developer of Cyberjaya, is now accepting applications for its signature Cyberview Living Lab Accelerator (CLLA) programme. Cyberview has spent more than US$1.3 million (RM6 million) on startups for over a decade. To date, it has facilitated 90 startups with over US$54.5 million (RM252 million) in investments and more than RM775 million in revenue. [RM1=US$0.216] The CLLA startups have collectively created more than 1,400 jobs.
Applications for this cohort is open until 30 June
Cyberview, the Tech Hub Developer of Cyberjaya, is now accepting applications for its signature Cyberview Living Lab Accelerator programme.Cyberview has spent more than US$1.3 million on startups for over a decade. To date, it has facilitated 90 startups with over US$54.5 million in investments and more than RM775 million in revenue. The CLLA startups have collectively created more than 1,400 jobs. Its alums include TheLorry, Billplz, Supagene, MedKad, Pandai and ERTH.
"The CLLA is one of the longest-running startup accelerator programmes in the country. Through it, Cyberview had specifically focused on smart city solutions across three of Cyberjaya's smart city pillars, namely smart economy, smart environment and smart society," said Shafinaz Salim, head of the Technology Hub Development Division at Cyberview,First introduced in January 2013, the CLLA programme is now seeking applications from startups.
Upon completion of the CLLA programme, the startups will gain access to piloting opportunities, immediately execute go-to-market strategies, or begin sourcing for additional funding from local, regional, or global investors, facilitated further by Cyberview.Application to join the CLLA programme is open until 30 June 2023. For more details on how to register, interested startups can head
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