Amazon Web Services (AWS), MeitY join hands to promote India startups

New Delhi : Amazon Web Services (AWS) and The MeitY( Ministry of Electronics and IT ) Startup Hub have joined hands to promote technology innovation and the sustainable growth of startups in India.

They will identify startups with deep technology capabilities, and enable and empower them to build impactful solutions to address the biggest problems facing society.

The Ministry has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Amazon Internet Services Private Ltd. (AISPL), which undertakes the resale and marketing of Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud services in India,

Through the AWS Startup Ramp program, startups will gain access to AWS Credits, a community of experts, technical training and support covering cloud architecture, cost optimization, security, and scalability readiness.

The MeitY Startup Hub will facilitate and organise government-backed innovation challenges to help startups focused on the public sector scale their solutions. Additionally, the collaboration will mobilise startups, and the community of incubators and accelerators to curate and run startup acceleration programs with AWS.

Initially the collaboration will focus on startups addressing healthcare, agriculture, public safety, transportation, smart cities and citizen engagement. Identified startups will be able to leverage AWS’s depth and breadth of services in cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), data analytics and security, among others.

“MeitY Startup Hub is excited to collaborate with AWS to help startups to further accelerate, scale, and build innovative solutions. Mentoring, technical expertise, cloud credits, skill enhancement programming, and other resources provided under this collaboration will be of significant value for startups. We look forward to a productive engagement with AWS, with a vision to create both grassroots momentum and tangible impact,” said Mr. Jeet Vijay, CEO, MeitY Startup Hub.

“The combination of India’s scale, its thriving technology community, and public sector willingness to adopt new technologies to address challenges in society, is a great opportunity for startups to create impactful innovations. MeitY’s focused efforts supporting startups operating in social impact areas and building a collaborative innovation ecosystem is commendable, and we are proud to collaborate with the MeitY Startup Hub towards this goal,” said Mr. Rahul Sharma, President, Public Sector – AISPL, AWS India and South Asia.

Startups who are focused in the public sector and interested to learn more can visit the AWS Startup Ramp program web page.

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