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Startup companies join the Berkeley SkyDeck accelerator for six months (one university semester). [1] Startups accepted into the highest level cohort track receive $50,000 when they join, and $50,000 three months in--a total of $100,000 to use to build their businesses. [1] In exchange, SkyDeck takes a five percent equity in each cohort startup. [2] The six-month SkyDeck term finishes with a demo day where startups in the SkyDeck cohort present to hundreds of investors, seeking venture capital financing. [3] [4] References
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SkyDeck alumni startups include unicorn Lime, a transportation company with motorized scooters, electric bikes, and carsharing, and Kiwi Campus, a food-delivery service using autonomous robots. [1] [2] |
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In 2018, SkyDeck raised a $24 million, oversubscribed venture fund from investors including Sequoia Capital, Mayfield and Sierra Ventures. [1] [2] With this fund SkyDeck is allowed to invest up to 10 percent in each cohort startup's first funding round, up to $2 million. [2] [3] References |
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tags) but haven't put actually put any references in the tags. If you could provide the references you intended to use, then request an edit again, someone will be able to consider your edit. Thanks!
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is a shorthand that links to a reference already fully spelled out in the article to a VentureBeat 2020 article by Paul Sawers. I hope that makes sense!