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Startup Policy Forum: 'DeepVerse' to drive DeepTech Innovation across 10 sectors, highlight areas for action
The Startup Policy Forum launched DeepVerse, a Centre for DeepTech Innovation, to accelerate India's deeptech ecosystem through collaboration, policy dialogue, and research across ten focus sectors.
The Startup Policy Forum (SPF) has launched its Centre for DeepTech Innovation, "DeepVerse" to bring together startups, investors, government stakeholders, global technology companies and academia to accelerate India's deeptech ecosystem through ecosystem collaboration, policy dialogue and research. The platform's work will span ten focus sub-sectors, namely Biotech, Quantum Tech, Semiconductors, Drones, Spacetech, Defence Tech, Electric Vehicles (EVs), Advanced Manufacturing & Robotics and Cleantech & Energy. Welcoming the move, Secretary with the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MEITY) S. Krishnan stressed on the need for a strong, multi-stakeholder approach to grow India's deeptech ecosystem. DeepVerse aims to bring together members across three tiers, Deep Core, Deep Circle and Patrons, to contribute industry insights to policy consultations and drive its initiatives.
Deep Core includes: Accel, Airbound, Ather Energy, Avaana Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cars24, Crane Ventures, Dayananda Sagar University, Digantara, Endiya Partners, Intel, Iron Pillar, Lightspeed, Speciale Invest, and \ Stride Asset Management Deep Circle includes: Alteon, Aspera, Beenext, Gabit, General Autonomy, Meta, Newtrace, Pronto, River and Yulu Patrons include: CarDekho Group, Global Education Lab, Sarvam, Scaler and SQ1
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