Google invites 100 AI startups to Gemini Forum summit
Google’s Gemini Startup Forum has invited over 100 startups from 17 countries to its annual summit this November at its Mountain View campus. These founders, chosen from more than 2,000 applicants, will get hands-on help from Google DeepMind and Google Cloud experts to grow their AI products and scale globally. Participants will also get up to $350,000 in Google Cloud credits and access to Google’s training and demos.
- Selected startups came from a pool of 2,000+ applicants
- Participants get access to Google Cloud and DeepMind teams
- Summit attendees receive up to $350,000 in Cloud credits
- Founders attend sessions and AI demos at Google HQ
- Startups tackle areas like genomics, robotics, and cancer screening
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