scaleup

American  

[skeyl-uhp] / ˈskeɪlˌʌp /

noun

1. an increase in size, quantity, or activity according to a fixed scale or proportion.

   a scaleup of an engineering design; a scaleup program of energy conservation.

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Etymology

Origin of scaleup

First recorded in 1940–45; noun use of verb phrase scale up

Example Sentences

"The blending of these approaches is putting us at the frontier of materials design with tailorable complex properties. We foresee leveraging this new scaleup production platform to design aerogels with unique mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties for harsh working environments," said Eleonora Tubaldi, an assistant professor in mechanical engineering and collaborator in the study.

From Science Daily

Spektacom has offices in Bangalore, India, at Microsoft’s ScaleUp program, which helps launch startups.

From Seattle Times

As part of the new startups program, which is overseen by Yarkoni, the company’s accelerator program for startups will be renamed Microsoft ScaleUp.

From Seattle Times

While there is no official data on how many companies in Egypt are working on environmental issues, El Hariry of ScaleUp Ventures said evidence from entrepreneurship summits suggests "at least 10 percent" of all new startups are in the green space.

From Reuters

"For thousands of young people, there are no job opportunities, so they are creating them for themselves," Salma El Hariry, founder and CEO of ScaleUp Ventures, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

From Reuters