Bengaluru aims to rank among the world’s top five startup ecosystems by 2030. The city is poised to build on its growing reputation as one of Asia’s strongest centres for technological innovation, entrepreneurship, and venture capital. The ambition comes as the city continues to attract global
Adding another milestone to it's growth and innovation story, India’s tech capital Bengaluru has ranked second among Asia’s AI-native clusters. It has also been ranked among the world’s top 15 startup ecosystems, underscoring the city’s growing influence in artificial intelligence, deep-tech innovation, and venture-backed entrepreneurship. The latest
Karnataka is preparing to sharpen its focus on deep technology to power the next phase of its startup ecosystem. The state government plans to boost funding, strengthen research linkages and attract global investors. The move indicates a shift from consumer-led ventures to high-impact sectors such as