Startup Policy Forum Launches DeepVerse to Shape India’s Deeptech Future
BENGALURU: Thirty prominent investors and founders have officially joined DeepVerse, a specialized deeptech policy platform launched by the Startup Policy Forum, to advocate for regulatory reforms and foster innovation in India.
The initiative bridges the gap between emerging technology startups and government regulators.
It aims to address unique policy hurdles in sectors like artificial intelligence, aerospace, quantum computing, and biotechnology.
India’s deeptech sector requires dedicated regulatory frameworks to attract long-term capital.
Founders often face compliance bottlenecks that hinder rapid research and global scaling.
DeepVerse intends to provide actionable policy recommendations to policymakers.
These insights will help create a conducive environment for high-tech domestic manufacturing and intellectual property creation.
The platform boasts participation from leading venture capitalists and pioneering entrepreneurs.
Members will collaborate through working groups to draft comprehensive white papers.
These documents will highlight critical funding gaps and infrastructure needs.
The forum believes targeted policy interventions can position India as a global deeptech leader.
Government backing remains crucial for mitigating early-stage risks in advanced technologies.
DeepVerse will host its inaugural policy roundtable next month.
The coalition plans to submit its preliminary regulatory roadmap to key government ministries before the upcoming fiscal year.
Source – Moneycontrol
