Lunascape opens subsidiary in Silicon Valley
Posted on June 17th, 2008 by Serkan Toto
Following Fenrir’s announcement of internationalizing their Sleipnir browser just a few days ago, now Japan-based Lunascape announced today they opened an office in the USA to promote their web browser of the same name more efficiently overseas.
Lunascape, Inc. with a capital stock of 300,000 USD will be located in Silicon Valley. Founder and CEO Hidekazu Kondo will lead the subsidiary. He will continue to direct operations in Japan.
The Lunascape browser is available in English (version 4.7).
Author Information Dr. Serkan Toto is a German based in Tokyo. Like us, he is passionate about introducing Japanese IT to the rest of the world.
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that aims to put broadband web access in everyone’s hands, regardless of social status. Hopefully, it will be more successful than municipal WiFi. Japanese browser companies invade Silicon Valley — Lunascape hasestablished a Silicon Valley beachhead, following the example of another Japanese company, Fenrir, that recently released its Sleipnir browser to the international market. The two are intent of breaking into a browser market already jostling with offerings like Camino, Firefox, Flock, Opera
that aims to put broadband web access in everyone’s hands, regardless of social status. Hopefully, it will be more successful than municipal WiFi. Japanese browser companies invade Silicon Valley — Lunascape hasestablished a Silicon Valley beachhead, following the example of another Japanese company, Fenrir, that recently released its Sleipnir browser to the international market. The two are intent of breaking into a browser market already jostling with offerings like Camino, Firefox, Flock, Opera
that aims to put broadband web access in everyone’s hands, regardless of social status. Hopefully, it will be more successful than municipal WiFi. Japanese browser companies invade Silicon Valley — Lunascape hasestablished a Silicon Valley beachhead, following the example of another Japanese company, Fenrir, that recently released its Sleipnir browser to the international market. The two are intent of breaking into a browser market already jostling with offerings like Camino, Firefox, Flock, Opera
Good luck, but they’ve got their work cut out for them.
[...] than municipal WiFi. Japanese browser companies invade Silicon Valley — Lunascape has established a Silicon Valley beachhead, following the example of another Japanese company, Fenrir, that recently released its Sleipnir [...]