3/15/2024
Tech

Samsung R&D Ignites Innovation with Deep-Tech Startups Collaboration

In an unprecedented gathering at the Samsung R&D Institute India – Bangalore (SRI-B), the pioneering event ‘The Startup Collab: #FuelingDeepTech’ marked a significant leap towards fostering innovation within the tech giant's ecosystem. This January, SRI-B became a vibrant arena where 11 cutting-edge startups, specializing in Generative AI, Responsible AI, Emotion AI, Visual AI, Quantum, and Health technologies, took center stage. These startups didn't just pitch; they mesmerized a vast audience with interactive live demos, showcasing their potential to revolutionize Samsung’s product and service spectrum.

Mohan Rao, CVP & CTO of SRI-B, captured the essence of the day in his leadership address, emphasizing Samsung's commitment to symbiotic partnerships that nurture open innovation and ecosystem collaboration. The event wasn't merely a showcase but a platform for seeding partnerships and investments, as revealed by the enthusiastic engagement of Samsung's Open Innovation team. With over 30 partnerships and 12 strategic investments to date, the initiative heralds a new era of innovation synergy between Samsung and the dynamic startup ecosystem.

The daylong extravaganza also featured insightful talks from Samsung experts, unfolding the possibilities of integrating startup innovations into Samsung's diverse product lines. This collaboration not only promises to infuse Samsung’s offerings with groundbreaking technologies but also signifies a significant shift towards an inclusive innovation culture that values risk-taking and entrepreneurial spirit. The ‘Startup Collab: #FuelingDeepTech’ event stands as a testament to Samsung’s visionary approach to harnessing the power of partnerships to deliver unparalleled value to its users and pave the way for future tech revolutions.

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