Chandigarh University sets up quantum startup investment pipeline
Chandigarh University’s deep-tech incubator, CUBIC, has struck a deal with Indian venture fund 247VC to streamline investment and mentorship for quantum and other advanced-tech startups. The new framework—signed at a National Quantum Mission event—lets eligible early-stage ventures pitch directly to investors, get business development help, and prep for raising follow-on capital. CUBIC will focus on startups in quantum hardware, software, photonics, and allied deep-tech fields.
- CUBIC partners with 247VC for deep-tech investments
- Framework covers quantum, photonics, semiconductors, robotics
- Startups get pitch sessions, due diligence and business support
- Part of India’s National Quantum Mission commercialization push
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