We went to Google's first 'Campus' in Asia 'here's what we saw

Google runs a network ofcoworking spaces, called "Campuses," that offers a variety of services to its members, ranging from mentorship programs and networking opportunities to free cloud services.The initiative, run by a team called Google for Entrepreneurs, is largely not-for-profitits overarching goal is to expand the overall internet user base, which benefits Google in the long-term, the company said.There are four locations around the world, with two more coming soon. We made a visit to its first Asian location in Seoul, South Korea, last monthand it looks great.SEE ALSO:50 enterprise startups to bet your career on in 2016Campus Seoul is in this building in Gangnam, a business district where companies like Samsung have their headquarters. It opened in May 2015.It's a 21,000-square-foot space that includes an open office, an auditorium, a bunch of conference rooms, a kitchen and common area, plus a separate coffee shop.This is Google's first "Campus" in Asia. There are six total "campuses" around the world: Seoul, London, Tel Aviv, Madrid, Sao Paulo, and Warsaw.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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