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Accel and Google Launch Co-Investment Program to Support Indian AI Startups
Accel and Google announced a $2 million co-investment initiative under the 2026 AI Cohort to accelerate India-based AI startups. The program will provide seed funding, mentorship, and cloud infrastructure credits for early-stage founders building AI-first products. The initiative aims to strengthen India’s AI innovation pipeline amid rising global demand for applied AI solutions. Selected startups will also gain access to global networks for collaboration and scaling.
Companies:
- Siemens Energy India
Tags:
- ai
- startups
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Accel and Google Launch Co-Investment Program to Support Indian AI Startups
Accel and Google announced a $2 million co-investment initiative under the 2026 AI Cohort to accelerate India-based AI startups. The program will provide seed funding, mentorship, and cloud infrastructure credits for early-stage founders building AI-first products. The initiative aims to strengthen India’s AI innovation pipeline amid rising global demand for applied AI solutions. Selected startups will also gain access to global networks for collaboration and scaling.
Companies:
- Siemens Energy India
Tags:
- ai
- startups
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Accel and Google introduced a $2 million co-investment program offering funding, mentorship and cloud support to Indian AI startups through the 2026 AI Cohort.
Accel and Google announced a $2 million co-investment initiative under the 2026 AI Cohort to accelerate India-based AI startups. The program will provide seed funding, mentorship, and cloud infrastructure credits for early-stage founders building AI-first products. The initiative aims to strengthen India’s AI innovation pipeline amid rising global demand for applied AI solutions. Selected startups will also gain access to global networks for collaboration and scaling.
Accel and Google announced a $2 million co-investment initiative under the 2026 AI Cohort to accelerate India-based AI startups. The program will provide seed funding, mentorship, and cloud infrastructure credits for early-stage founders building AI-first products. The initiative aims to strengthen India’s AI innovation pipeline amid rising global demand for applied AI solutions. Selected startups will also gain access to global networks for collaboration and scaling.
Companies:
- Siemens Energy India
Tags:
- ai
- startups
- ai
- startups
- funding
- technology