Corallia Clusters Initiative

The Hellenic Space Technologies and Applications Cluster (si-Cluster) is an emerging, industrially-led and user-driven innovation cluster in Greece, with a strong geographical concentration in the region of Attica and a sizeable potential to compete worldwide in the challenging and fast-growing sector of space technologies and applications. Currently, the si-Cluster consists of more than 20 industrial members -including both large businesses and SMEs- while it is expanding rapidly not only its industrial base but also its cooperation ties with all the innovation ecosystem actors, including academia, research institutes, European, regional and central governmental and other stakeholders involved in this demanding technological field. The Hellenic Association of Space Industry (HASI) in collaboration with the Corallia Clusters Initiative have been instrumental in the si-Cluster’s initiation and development and are driving it towards achieving a World-Class Cluster status. The si-Cluster was established in 2008 following a joint endeavor on behalf of a significant part of the Hellenic industry activated in this field with the formation of the Hellenic Association of Space Industry followed with the establishment of cooperation with the Corallia Clusters Initiative in 2009.

Das mi-Cluster tragt den Stempel des ersten Innovationsclusters in Griechenland, das von seiner Grundung im Jahr 2006 bis heute eine ansteigende Entwicklung im Hinblick auf die Mitgliederzahl aufweist und daruber hinaus mehr als 100 Trager (griechische innovative Unternehmen, Universitatslabors und Forschungsinstitute) in ganz Griechenland zahlt.

The Innovative Gaming Technologies and Creative Content cluster (or in short gi-Cluster), is a recently formed innovation cluster in Greece, with its core concentration in the region of Attica, which displays a state-of-the-art technology edge coupled with an extrovert, global-reaching entrepreneurial spirit. Currently, gi-Cluster has already achieved critical mass -including large businesses, SMEs and academic and research institutions-, yet the in-depth, national-wide sector mapping that has been performed, indicates a substantial pool of talent and activities in this field (both in industry as well as in academia/research) thus there is significant growth potential in the near future and substantial development prospects for this sector in Greece.