Secretary for Innovation & Technology Nicholas Yang visited Cyberport today.
Mr Yang was briefed on its development, including the launch of the $200 million Cyberport Macro Fund to assist in the acceleration of Cyberport digital entrepreneurs.
Cyberport has doubled its incubation scheme quotas and is setting up clusters on financial technology and e-commerce.
More Smart-Space small offices and workstations for start-ups will also be provided.
Mr Yang met with Cyberport incubatees specialising in FinTech, e-commerce and wearable devices.
Since its launch in 2005, the Cyberport Incubation Programme has admitted 370 technology start-ups.
