AstroLabs

AstroLabs is a Dubai-based Google for Entrepreneurs (GFE) tech startup company co-working space and a member of the GFE Tech Hub Network.[1][2]

Overview

AstroLabs is the first tech hub that is partnered with Google in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE).[3] Network members have access to over twenty hubs in various cities in the world, and can also meet with local entrepreneurs.[4][5] The work space is located in Dubai’s Jumeirah Lakes Towers neighborhood.[6] AstroLabs was founded in 2012 by Louis Lebbos & Muhammed Mekki, co-founders of Namshi.com.[7][8] The company launched in March 2013.[9]

In 2016, AstroLabs hosted the Women in STEM (WiSTEM) Hackathon,[3] among 328 other public community events.[10]

AstroLabs has inspired the formation of technology-based businesses in the area.[11]

Company name

The company's name is based upon the astrolabe, a tool for navigation that was used by mariners in the Middle Ages.[12]

gollark: Sounds spoofable.
gollark: So any system using them is susceptible to spoofing.
gollark: IDs aren't an intrinsic part of the networking stack for CC.
gollark: Same principle.
gollark: ID spoofing is trivial because the IDs in rednet packets are literally just numbers it puts there.

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