DeepVerse policy platform: what startups and VCs need to know
Here is what affected companies should check next.
DeepVerse, a policy platform for India’s deeptech ecosystem, has been launched by the Startup Policy Forum. The platform is designed to drive dialogue and research across quantum tech, semiconductors, spacetech, and defence tech.
The Startup Policy Forum launched the Centre for DeepTech Innovation, or DeepVerse, as a multi-stakeholder platform. It is backed by Skyroot Aerospace and Ather Energy, alongside Accel, Lightspeed, and Speciale Invest.
SPF said it is operating across 10 sectors, will make regular policy submissions, and will hold meetings of its advisory board and with governments across those sectors.
The platform uses a membership-based model in which venture capital firms and startups pay a fee to join.
DeepVerse’s advisory board will comprise investors, founders, policymakers, academics and technology leaders, including representatives from Accel India, Lightspeed, Speciale Invest, Ather Energy, Skyroot Aerospace, Digantara, and MeitY Startup Hub.
