Plug and Play Helps Tech Startups

Matty Vee Photographer

Seven seed-stage tech companies are off to a three-month boot camp at the Plug and Play Tech Center in Sunnyvale next year. The competition was on the 15th floor of 707 Broadway in Downtown San Diego, which is owned by Emmes Asset Management. Plug and Play also provided a convertible note ($25K) to each team. (If you don't know what a convertible note is, based on this photo, we assume it's a check the size of a sports car.)

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