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US company Cisco Systems Inc to invest 100m euros in startups

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21/02/2015
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PARIS: US network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc. plans to invest $100 million in French start-ups, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls’ office.

The investment is part of a partnership between the company and the French state that aims to develop better networks, improve cybersecurity, provide training 200,000 people over three years and finance academic research.

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Lastly, work to assist digital innovation will be undertaken thanks to a $100 million investment from Cisco in French startups,” said a statement from Valls’ office after he met with the company’s CEO, John Chambers.

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