Comment on Hardware Accelerator HAXLR8R Partner Benjamin Joffe: What Projects We Don’t Accept by Can't-miss Talks and Startups at 2014 TechCrunch China Conference | TechNode

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Benjamin Joffe, General Partner at hardware accelerator HAXLR8R, took the stage of 2014 TechCrunch China/TechNode event this week, saying there’re a dozen of categories of hardware projects they don’t accept. Based in Shenzhen, China, HAXLR8R is an accelerator for hardware device makers, offering seed fund, office space and mentorship. Other types of hardware projects HAXLR8R doesn’t want to support, by their definition, are FUTUREware, ARTware, VAPORware, LOCALware, SOLUTIONware, LAMEware, LATEware, BOREware and FAILware. HAXLR8R was founded by Sean O’Sullivan and Cyril Ebersweiler who previously founded China Accelerator, a seed funding program, in 2009. China Accelerator, based in Shanghai now, is focused on software projects.