Inside Microsoft’s new $20m UK Reactor
Microsoft has unveiled a $20 million Reactor in London that will be used to nurture and develop start-up talent in the UK.
The new space will give new businesses access to Microsoft partners, customers and products, UK Chief Executive Cindy Rose said during a launch event this week.
The Reactor was welcomed by Margot James MP, Minister for Digital and the Creative Industries, who told Rose that Microsoft is “doing so much for start-ups” in the UK.
Click on the pictures below to see inside the Reactor:
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- The Reactor is in Shoreditch
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- The Reactor was officially launched on Thursday
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- Margot James MP (left), Minister for Digital and the Creative Industries, with Cindy Rose, Microsoft UK Chief Executive
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- This space is specially designed and located to help Microsoft connect better with the technology start-up and scale-up community
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- The Reactor is on two floors
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- The Reactor can also host meetups and hackathons
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- The downstairs area is for start-ups
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- A band played during the Reactor launch earlier this week
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- Meeting rooms
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- The Electron meeting room
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- The space upstairs for talks and hackathons
