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YFind co-founder and Ruckus director of location technology Dr. See Ho Ting talks about taking his work to the world of startups.

Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Ruckus Wireless, Inc. (NYSE: RKUS), has just announced that it has fully acquired Singapore’s location-based startup YFind Technologies.

Indoor positioning is coming to Asia really soon. The technology has received a big push towards commercial viability after today’s announcement that Singapore startups Sprooki and YFind have finalized a partnership that will see closer integration between the two.

We just received word from a representative of Singapore-based startup Sprooki that it will be partnering with YFind Technologies to offer its indoor positioning technology within its mobile, location-based platform.

The Location-based Marketing Association (LBMA) has today announced the launch of its Singapore Chapter, which will also serve as the regional hub.

I was delighted to write about the news of YFind’s funding. But truth be told, few if any location-based services have turned a real profit so far. Don’t get me

Singapore-based YFind, an indoor positioning company, has raised S$1.5M (US$$1.18M) from Innosight Ventures and Walden International, it announced in a press release. The company has developed patent-pending technology called YFind Positioning

We wrote about Singapore-based startup, YFind, about a year ago. And today, we received news that it has concluded a SGD$1.5 million (US$1.18 million) Series A round led by Walden

The 13 winners for the SiTF Awards 2011 has been announced in a ceremony held on the evening of August 2. The awards, organized by the Singapore infocomm Technology Federation