Dogpatch Labs Cambridge Moving to New Kennel---But Will Still Be in Kendall Square | Xconomy
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Dogpatch Labs Cambridge, the tech startup incubator run by Polaris Venture Partners, is moving out of its space in the American Twine Building on Third Street, Xconomy has learned from multiple sources. After being contacted by us, Paul Jin, founder of Plummelo and a fellow Dogpatch resident, confirmed, “What I know is that we’re moving.” Jin said he didn’t know where to yet, but that “they said it’s towards Kendall Square.” It sounds like the big move will happen around the end of January. But it sounds like the new space could be closer to the cluster that includes the CIC, Cambridge Center, and Microsoft N.E.R.D. Stay tuned… Dogpatch Labs opened in Cambridge in September 2009, with the goal of cross-pollinating ideas and practices from entrepreneurs across different disciplines. Meanwhile, Allurent reportedly shut down last month, but Boston-based Jenzabar has acquired its assets, and an unspecified number of Allurent employees are moving to Jenzabar’s office in Boston’s Back Bay.
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