Deep tech

This Singapore deep-tech startup believes its paper batteries are an important part of the global clean energy transition

Flint wants to get its cellulose-based batteries into every device that requires them, says co-founder

From left: Prof Lim Sun Sun, vice-president, partnerships and engagement, SMU; Prof Alan Chan, provost, SMU; Minister for National Development Chee Hong Tat; Beth Henderson, lead of startup programmes, The Gear by Kajima; Khoo Teng Lip, head, ST Engineering Ventures; and Jonathan Cheng, chief technology officer, Building and Construction Authority, at the launch of the Urban SustaInnovator programme.

SMU launches global deep-tech accelerator, welcomes 60 new-gen startups to Singapore

This is the first such programme in the Republic focused on addressing urban solutions and sustainability-related issues

Startup partnerships are a strategic mechanism to unlock value that corporations' internal systems alone cannot deliver.

Startup partnerships can help corporations unlock deep tech innovation

When structured correctly, corporate-startup collaboration can accelerate time to market, de-risk emerging technologies and create value for both parties

Seeds Capital plans to catalyse at least S$300 million of investments into Singapore-based deep-tech startups.

Seeds Capital sets aside S$150 million for co-investments into deep-tech startups

Co-investors include Temasek-backed Xora and ST Engineering Ventures

Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat says that deep tech is “both difficult and expensive to get right”, and a strong ecosystem is needed to aid innovators and startups in this field.

Singapore to inject additional S$440 million to boost investments in deep-tech startups

Government is expanding funding support to cover early growth-stage companies, and raising cap of total equity investment into each firm to S$12 million

Phil Inagaki, chief investment officer of Xora Innovation, says it takes more than a PhD to build a deep tech company.

Temasek-backed Xora Innovation views commercial success as key for its portfolio of deep tech startups

The VC aims to grow Singapore-born ventures to the point where they have large revenues with good unit economics, and headroom to expand

The Republic's favourable business climate, strong intellectual property protection, world-class universities, and highly educated talent pool give it a strong foundation to build on.

Deep tech: Unlocking new engines of growth for Singapore

SINGAPORE stands at a pivotal moment. We must find new ways to grow our economy amid an increasingly complex global environment and to address critical challenges such as energy transition and an agei...

Han Byung Joon started Silicon Box in 2021, together with industry veterans Sehat Sutardja and Dai Weili.

Semiconductor unicorn Silicon Box vows to avoid geopolitical mire

Company will reject state-linked funds and base manufacturing on more neutral ground, says CEO

The fresh US$300 million will be split evenly between the Toyota Ventures' second climate fund and its second deep technology fund.

Toyota puts US$300 million into VC funds for climate, science startups

TOYOTA Motor is putting US$300 million into its venture arm to back early startups focused on climate and so-called frontier technologies in areas like carbon capture, AI and space commercialisation.