US accelerator and funding program Techstars is launching in Sydney this 12 months as a part of Tech Central.

Purposes for the Techstars Tech Central Sydney Accelerator at the moment are open, with a give attention to seed and early-stage founders who’re constructing companies throughout AI, fintech, superior manufacturing, cloud computing, robotics, cyber safety, quantum computing, inventive tech, and local weather tech.

For particulars on the Techstars Accelerator Program and to use, go to techstars.com/accelerators/tech-central-sydney-nsw. Purposes shut on April 5, with the accelerator kicking off in July.

Techstars has invested in additional than 3,000 early-stage startups over its 16-year existence and people firms now have a mixed market capitalisation of round US$100 billion. Its accelerator alumni embrace Chainalysis, ClassPass, SendGrid and Zipline.

NSW government-backed Tech Central spans a number of suburbs on the southern fringe of Sydney’s CBD, together with Redfern, Eveleigh, Newtown, Ultimo, and Chippendale.

It’s going to present as much as 250,000 sq. metres of house for tech firms, together with 50,000 sq. metres at inexpensive charges for startups and scale-ups. You may learn extra about it right here.

The precinct contains Atlassian’s 40-storey, 180-metre timber skyscraper, at present below building, and is additionally house to the Quantum Terminal startup hub within the historic Central Station constructing.

Tech Central government director Annie Parker spoke to the Startup Every day present to elucidate how the Techstars program will work and what else is on the agenda for Tech Central in 2023.

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