With 350 Investors On Hand, TechStars Debuts New Cloud Accelerator?s Inaugural Batch

In September, national startup accelerator and seed fund, TechStars, launched its first program focused on providing mentorship and capital to companies working in a particular space. With cloud computing growing like gangbusters, the company saw fit to focus on the cloud, launching TechStars Cloud, a sub-accelerator that focuses exclusively on backing cloud computing and infrastructure startups. Today, the inaugural batch of 11 TechStars cloud-focused startups will be demoing in front of a throng of what TechStars Co-founder and CEO David Cohen tells us is expected to be 350+ investors. The startups are finishing up a program that began in January and is based in San Antonio, Texas.

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