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Qualcomm selects the 33 firms that will benefit from its Small Business Accelerator Program

Qualcomm's Small Business Accelerator Program partners. (Source: Qualcomm)
Qualcomm's Small Business Accelerator Program partners. (Source: Qualcomm)
In response to the often harsh realities of the peri-Covid-19 world from the enterprise perspective, Qualcomm implemented the Small Business Accelerator Program to help firms of that description during this time. It exists to donate specific kinds of support and device from the OEM's partners in this initiative. The first round of successful applicants has now been announced.

Qualcomm has set up the Small Business Accelerator Program to help selected independent enterprises with their ability to integrate and leverage technological solutions in their operations. This new grant system is intended to promote both in the Covid-19 era. Therefore, successful applicants stand to gain some relevant equipment as well as the advice and support necessary to make it work for their business.

The Small Business Accelerator Program has been made open to eligible companies from the 50 US states and the District of Columbia, and received 375 submissions from 39 of these regions. Of these, 33 were selected as the first recipients of its awards. These businesses were described as working in areas from cleantech and electric vehicle charging to musical instruction.

Qualcomm solicited the devices and support these businesses stand to gain from partners such as Bose and Jabra (who donated Bluetooth headsets); Motorola and Samsung (who supplied phones and also units of the 4G Galaxy Book S); Lenovo (5G PCs); Microsoft (4G PCs and software); Linksys (Wi-Fi network equipment); Targus (docking stations) and Verizon Business.

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Deirdre O'Donnell, 2020-08-25 (Update: 2020-08-25)