(Reuters) -Nvidia on Wednesday joined Indian and U.S. investors backing the south Asian country's deep-tech startups as the group added new members and secured more than $850 million in capital ...

Fundamentum Partnership has unveiled F2A, a Rs 3,000 crore platform to back AI and deeptech startups, focusing on ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of deep technology, the role of the chief operating officer is more critical and complex than ever. Unlike traditional industries, deep tech—encompassing artificial ...

Global military spending surged to $2.7 trillion in 2025, growing at more than twice the pace of the prior two decades. The trend is set to continue in 2026 and beyond as governments are seeking ...

The University of Colorado's Ascent Deep Tech Accelerator will present its 2025 cohort of startups at the Ascent Deep Tech Community Showcase on Wednesday, June 25. Attendees will hear pitches from ...

Early-stage investor IAN Group has deployed nearly ₹625 crore across around 50 deep-tech startups over the past two decades, with such investments accounting for nearly 46% of its overall portfolio.

Switzerland pours more of its venture capital into deep tech than any other country, according to new data. The Swiss Deep Tech Report 2025 found that 60% of all Swiss venture funding between 2019 and ...

The additional tranche part of Fund of Funds scheme to promote innovation, absorption of newer technologies and the deployment of newer tech in contemporary fields ...

In early April, at Brooklyn’s Navy Yard, a crowd gathered amid the blocks and pulleys that once laid the keels of America’s navy. As I looked around, one face stood out, chiseled and familiar from New ...

The India Deep Tech Alliance (IDTA), a coalition of venture capital firms, corporates and investors, on November 5 said it has secured fresh commitments of over Rs 7,500 crore ($850 million) and added ...

The India Deep Tech Alliance (IDTA) has secured fresh commitments of over Rs 7,500 crore ($850 million) and expanded its membership with the entry of Nvidia and Qualcomm Ventures, the coalition said ...

The gap between innovation and commercialization is known as the “valley of death” for a reason. The longer companies spend in that valley, the higher the chance they’ll fail before ever reaching the ...