ISRO and Microsoft are collaborating to support space tech startups in India. Through the tie-up, the startups identified by ISRO will be onboarded onto Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub platform for support at every stage of their journey.
Tech startups to benefit from ISRO-Microsoft tie-up
Published by: Team GI Youth
Published on 07, Jan 2023
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