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The second highest-rated startup in the community of Madrid is called Wiyo

The Institution for Knowledge, Madri+d, and the platform, Dealroom, have presented a report that lists the most highly…

Danny Moreno defends the necessity to build an autonomous semiconductor ecosystem to improve people’s quality of life and promote the Spanish economy.

The government has approved an investment of 12.25 billion euros up to 2027 to boost the development of the chip industry.

Danny Moreno, CEO of Wiyo and president of AESEMI, supports the creation of the economic approved PERTE, to promote the strategic industry of semiconductors in Spain

It aims to recompose the chip supply chain. The project is aligned with the EU’s plan for Europe to manufacture 20% of chips by 2023. The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, announced yesterday the forthcoming approval of a new strategic project for economic recovery and transformation (Perte) on microchips and semiconductors endowed with 11,000 […]

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Building O, Office 9
28109 Alcobendas, Madrid | Spain

+ 34 916 64 06 02

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Legal Notice

Identification

WIYO TECHNOLOGIES SL, hereinafter, THE COMPANY, with CIF: B-B02994432, is a Spanish Company with address at Caléndula 95, Building “O”, 28109 Alcobendas · Madrid · Spain, registered in the Mercantile Registry of Madrid, volume 38.357, folio 85, section 8, page M-682.444, with telephone 916640602 and email: [email protected]

Object

THE COMPANY, responsible for the website, makes this document available to users for the purposes of complying with the obligations set forth in Law 34/2002, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE ), as well as informing all users of the website about the conditions of use of the website. Any person accessing this website assumes the role of user, committing to observance of and rigorous compliance with the provisions included herein, as well as any other legal provision that may apply. THE COMPANY reserves the right to change any type of information that may appear on the website, without any obligation to pre-notify or inform users of said changes, with publication of the amendments on the website understood as being sufficient.

Responsibility

THE COMPANY is exempt from any liability arising from the information published on its website, provided that this information has been manipulated or introduced by a third, external party.

Given that THE COMPANY cannot always control the content introduced by third parties onto its website, it does not assume any responsibility for such content. In any event, THE COMPANY states that it will proceed to the immediate withdrawal of any content that may contravene national or international legislation, morality or public order, proceeding to the immediate withdrawal of the redirection to said website, informing the Competent authorities about the content in question.

THE COMPANY is not responsible for the information and content stored in for example, but not limited to, forums, chats, blog generators, comments, social networks or any other means that allow third parties to publish content independently on THE COMPANY’S website. However, and in compliance with the provisions of art. 11 and 16 of LSSI-CE, THE COMPANY places itself at the disposal of all users, authorities and security forces, to actively collaborate in the withdrawal or, if necessary, the blocking of any content that may affect or contravene the national or international legislation, third party rights or good morality and public order. If the user considers that there is any content on the website that could be susceptible to this classification, please notify the website administrator immediately.

This website has been reviewed and tested to ensure its correct operability. In principle, its good working order can be guaranteed 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. However, THE COMPANY does not rule out the possibility of certain programming errors, or that force majeure, natural disasters, strikes, or similar circumstances may make access to the website impossible.

Intellectual and industrial property

The website (including, but not limited to, its programming, editing, compilation and other elements necessary for its operation, designs, logos, text and/or graphics) is owned by THE COMPANY or, where applicable, has a license or express authorization from the content authors.

Regardless of the purpose for which it may be intended, any total or partial reproduction, use, exploitation, distribution and marketing, will under any circumstances whatsoever always require prior written authorization by THE COMPANY. Any use not previously authorized by THE COMPANY will be considered a serious breach of the intellectual or industrial property rights of the author. The designs, logos, text and/ or graphics not owned by THE COMPANY and that may appear on the website, are property of their respective owners, who are themselves responsible for any possible controversy that may arise regarding same. In any event, THE COMPANY has express and prior authorization from them.

THE COMPANY recognizes for its owners the corresponding industrial and intellectual property rights, with any mere mention or appearance on the website failing to imply the existence of any rights or responsibility for THE COMPANY in relation to same, neither does it imply any support, sponsorship or recommendation for same.

Applicable law and jurisdiction

For the resolution of all disputes or issues relating to this website or the activities developed therein, Spanish legislation will be applied, to which the parties expressly submit, with the Courts corresponding to the user’s address being competent for the resolution of all derived conflicts or issues related to its use.

Likewise, THE COMPANY and the user may submit their conflicts to the arbitration procedures provided for in legislation and pertaining to the arbitration and defence of consumers and users, and to extrajudicial conflict resolution procedures established through codes of conduct or other instruments of self-regulation.