STARTUP INCUBATOR: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk (right) meeting with Schmidt in Warsaw, Poland. Schmidt is in Poland within the scope of Google's New Europe 100 launch.
WARSAW: Google announced Wednesday it would open a centre for tech start-ups in Warsaw in 2015, marking the IT giant's third such Campus after similar spaces in London and Tel Aviv.
The 1,800-square-metre (19,500-square-foot) centre will open in the first half of next year and provide tech innovators with mentoring and training from both Google employees and experienced entrepreneurs.
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