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April 27, 2024
Survey of more than 360 Indian deep tech startups showed 580 patents were filed in AI, 130 in IoT and 120 in neurotechnology, Nasscom said in its latest report on patenting trends.
April 20, 2024
Committed to developing robust startup ecosystem: Piyush Goyal : Rashtra News #Committed #developing #robust #startup #ecosystem #Piyush #Goyal The government is committed to developing a robust startup ecosystem, which would help formalise the economy and help in improving ease of living and doing business, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said Friday. Delivering the keynote
February 2, 2024
โBiotechnology to be key driver as we aim to achieve a five trillion dollar economy and meet the Sankalp of Viksit Bharat during Amritkaalโ: Dr Jitendra Singh
January 8, 2024
The second phase, under which startups will work in areas such as semiconductors, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence, comes nearly eight years after the initiative was first launched.
January 8, 2024
Deep Tech: The second phase, under which startups will work in areas such as semiconductors, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence, comes nearly eight years after the initiative was first launched.
November 4, 2023
India stands at the cusp of a deep tech revolution
October 17, 2023
The flagship NetApp Excellerator startup accelerator program recently welcomed its 12th cohort. Five startups...
October 6, 2023
Pale Blue, a Japanese space propulsion startup, has secured a further $7.5 million (1 billion yen) in funding, the company announced Oct. 5. The company
August 2, 2023
Open for public consultation and released on Monday, the recommendations are spread across nine themes including access to funding and strengthening the intellectual property regime.
July 7, 2023
Khoslas take on deep-tech investing echoes that of Accels Prashanth Prakash, another veteran investor in India, who last month bluntly said that there is no real deep-tech ecosystem in India