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Google and Accel India back 5 startups, avoiding AI wrapper models
Google and Accel India select five startups for their accelerator, focusing on deep-tech innovation and steering clear of AI wrapper-based business models.
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Google and Accel India select five startups for their accelerator, focusing on deep-tech innovation and steering clear of AI wrapper-based business models.
A startup is helping enterprises run quantum computing applications today, preparing businesses for future breakthroughs before the technology becomes widely available.
Breakout Ventures has raised a $114 million fund to support startups using artificial intelligence to accelerate scientific research and deep tech innovation.
Quantum computing firm Pasqal plans a $2 billion SPAC listing while pledging to remain a French company as it scales neutral-atom quantum technology globally.
Finnish quantum computing unicorn IQM is preparing to go public, marking a major step for Europe’s quantum hardware sector and the broader deep-tech investment landscape.
Quantonation closes a second fund at roughly double the size of its first, signalling continued investor confidence in quantum technologies despite a challenging funding climate.
India has updated its startup recognition rules to better support deep tech companies, easing compliance and aligning incentives with long research and development cycles.
Mundi Ventures has closed €750 million for Kembara, its largest fund to date, targeting deep tech and climate-focused startups across Europe and the US.
AMI Labs, founded by AI pioneer Yann LeCun, is building “world models” to create safer, more reliable artificial intelligence systems. Here’s who’s leading the startup and backing its…
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