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India’s Startup Policy Forum Launches DeepVerse, Lists Quantum as a Priority

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India's Startup Policy Forum launched DeepVerse, a center to institutionalize policy influence for deep-technology sectors including quantum. The initiative brings together an 18-member advisory board and 10 venture capital firms to address barriers like scaling and regulation. The platform focuses on ten sub-sectors such as quantum tech, semiconductors, and defense, with a report on policy recommendations expected to follow. The center was formally launched in October 2026 following an initiative announced in July 2025.

Key points

• The Startup Policy Forum launched DeepVerse in October 2026 to institutionalize policy influence for deep-technology sectors including quantum.
• The initiative brings together an 18-member advisory board and 10 venture capital firms to address scaling and regulation barriers.

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Coverage is limited to the launch event and initial focus sectors; the full scope of the initiative's impact and the report's detailed findings remain unverified.

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