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Karnataka Approves ₹518 Crore Deep-Tech Startup Policy to Boost AI, Blockchain and Quantum
The Karnataka government has approved a ₹518 crore startup policy for 2025–2030 that aims to boost emerging technologies such as AI, blockchain and quantum computing across the state.
The scheme includes incentives, incubation funding, mentor networks and infrastructure support for 25,000 new startups, with a focus on tier-II/III cities. Officials say the policy intends to make Karnataka a national deep-tech hub, supporting global competitiveness and job creation.
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Karnataka Approves ₹518 Crore Deep-Tech Startup Policy to Boost AI, Blockchain and Quantum
The Karnataka government has approved a ₹518 crore startup policy for 2025–2030 that aims to boost emerging technologies such as AI, blockchain and quantum computing across the state.
The scheme includes incentives, incubation funding, mentor networks and infrastructure support for 25,000 new startups, with a focus on tier-II/III cities. Officials say the policy intends to make Karnataka a national deep-tech hub, supporting global competitiveness and job creation.
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- startups
- india
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Karnataka rolls out ₹518 cr startup policy to drive AI, blockchain and quantum-tech ecosystem across the state.
The Karnataka government has approved a ₹518 crore startup policy for 2025–2030 that aims to boost emerging technologies such as AI, blockchain and quantum computing across the state.
The scheme includes incentives, incubation funding, mentor networks and infrastructure support for 25,000 new startups, with a focus on tier-II/III cities. Officials say the policy intends to make Karnataka a national deep-tech hub, supporting global competitiveness and job creation.
The Karnataka government has approved a ₹518 crore startup policy for 2025–2030 that aims to boost emerging technologies such as AI, blockchain and quantum computing across the state.
The scheme includes incentives, incubation funding, mentor networks and infrastructure support for 25,000 new startups, with a focus on tier-II/III cities. Officials say the policy intends to make Karnataka a national deep-tech hub, supporting global competitiveness and job creation.
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