Skyted sets up in Occitanie to develop inflight and metavers solutions
Skyted announces its set-up in Toulouse. The company develops inflight & metavers solutions to enhance passenger’s digital travel experience and offers new onboard services. 20 jobs will be created over the next three years. Invest-in-Toulouse and AD’OCC have been assisting Skyted. Skyted in brief After several years in Asia working for a seat manufacturer, Stéphane … Continue reading Skyted sets up in Occitanie to develop inflight and metavers solutions
Relocate or locate in Occitanie region, Southern France
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Towards SAS chose the Occitanie region
Towards SAS locates in Occitanie driven by the region’s excellence in robotics. Download press release
The Japanese start-up ALE chooses Toulouse for its European office location
In competition with Paris, Amsterdam, Oxford, Luxembourg, as well as Berlin and Munich, ALE chooses the Occitanie region to develop its European services and data activities. The appeal and dynamism of the regional space ecosystem, unique in Europe, convinced the Japanese start-up. It was during the Toulouse Space Show in 2018, that ALE’s attention was … Continue reading The Japanese start-up ALE chooses Toulouse for its European office location
Loft Orbital Technologies (USA) sets up a European subsidiary in Toulouse
Californian start-up Loft Orbital, specialized in “satellite sharing”, opens its European subsidiary in Toulouse. Loft Orbital focuses its ambitions on the New Space market, by setting up its R&D centre and subsidiary at the heart of an ecosystem, symbolizing the space industry and innovation. 30 highly skilled jobs set to be created in 3 years. … Continue reading Loft Orbital Technologies (USA) sets up a European subsidiary in Toulouse
Computacenter relocates to Perpignan: 150 jobs by 2021
The Perpignan relocation project is an extension of Computacenter’s 2014 plan to set up a service centre in Montpellier in 2014, which today has nearly 400 employees, well above the initial target of 300 jobs.
