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China Launches $144B Fund to Back Tech Startups
Innovation6d ago

China Launches $144B Fund to Back Tech Startups

China just created one of the world's largest venture capital funds to help small tech companies tackle big problems. The $144 billion investment aims to fuel breakthrough innovations that might otherwise struggle to find support.

Google News - Innovation Technology2 min read
Thailand Launches RISE Fund to Turn Research Into Jobs
InnovationFeb 28

Thailand Launches RISE Fund to Turn Research Into Jobs

Thailand just transformed how it funds research, shifting from academic papers to real-world economic impact. The Thailand RISE Fund now connects scientists, businesses, and communities to build industries from homegrown innovation.

Regional: thailand innovation (TH)3 min read
Malaysia Launches $240K Fund to Boost Local Tech Innovation
SolutionsFeb 13

Malaysia Launches $240K Fund to Boost Local Tech Innovation

Malaysia is investing in homegrown technology with a new fund that gives innovators up to $240,000 to take their ready-to-launch products to market. Applications open March 1 for tech companies ready to scale their innovations globally.

Regional: malaysia technology (MY)2 min read
Vietnam and Australia Build Innovation Partnership
SolutionsJan 27

Vietnam and Australia Build Innovation Partnership

Vietnam and Australia are strengthening their partnership to turn scientific research into real-world solutions. New policies, university collaborations, and investment networks are bridging the gap between lab discoveries and market success.

Regional: australia innovation technology (AU)3 min read
Congress Boosts NIH Budget $415M Despite Trump Cuts Plan
SolutionsJan 21

Congress Boosts NIH Budget $415M Despite Trump Cuts Plan

Congressional leaders from both parties rejected President Trump's proposed cuts to the National Institutes of Health, instead boosting the research budget by $415 million for 2026. The bipartisan move protects funding for crucial medical research even as scientists face fewer grant awards overall.

STAT News2 min read