The two-month course, which includes live online classes and hands-on projects, is available to tech and non-tech professionals.

The MoU establishes a framework for joint research in advanced designs, chip packaging, AI, quantum, photonic systems, and more.

“The institute has incubated around 425 startups, out of which approximately 200 can be called reasonably successful.”

IIT Madras has licensed its silicon photonics-based Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) to Indrarka Quantum Technologies in a ₹1 crore deal. This agreement is a significant milestone in India’s quantum technology landscape. The deal was formalised in an…

India’s IIT ecosystem has emerged as a global deep-tech powerhouse, with IIT Madras alone incubating 475 startups valued at over ₹50,000 crore. These institutions are producing breakthrough technologies across AI, space exploration, quantum computing, semiconductors…

Over the last two decades, India’s startup narrative leaned on a familiar axis: engineering institutes produced technologists, technologists started companies, and the labs and dorm rooms in those institutes fed the country’s innovation pipeline.  Management…