Bengaluru Deep-Tech Capital is Karnataka’s ambitious vision to position the city as a global hub for next-generation technologies, including artificial intelligence, semiconductors, biotechnology and quantum computing. Karnataka has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to transform Bengaluru into a global deep-tech capital, leveraging the city’s strong innovation ecosystem, research institutions, startups and multinational R&D centres. Speaking at India Nano 2026, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said the government aims to accelerate growth in emerging sectors such as artificial intelligence (AI), nanotechnology, semiconductors, biotechnology, quantum technologies and advanced materials. The initiative also emphasizes stronger collaboration among government, academia, industry and entrepreneurs to build a sustainable innovation ecosystem. With Bengaluru already recognised as India’s technology and startup hub, the state believes deep-tech innovation will drive future economic growth, create high-value jobs and attract global investments. The vision aligns with Karnataka’s goal of becoming a leading destination for cutting-edge research and technology-driven entrepreneurship.
Bengaluru Deep-Tech Capital In India with Focus on AI, Semiconductors and Quantum Tech
