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NVIDIA and the Ministry of SMEs and Startups Recruit for AI Startup Support Program
Enup program through K-Startup until the 30th
We plan to select approximately 30 participating companies.
On the 27th, NVIDIA announced that it is recruiting companies for the 'N-Up Program' in collaboration with the Ministry of SMEs and Startups until the 30th of this month. The N-Up Program is part of the '2021 Global Corporate Collaboration Program,' which supports the growth of startups and their entry into overseas markets. Through this program, NVIDIA supports startups in AI-related fields such as healthcare, autonomous driving, 5G, and internet platform services.

The EnUp program plans to select approximately 30 companies. The support period is within about eight months of selection, and funding is provided for commercialization and technology development costs, including new content development, service feature improvements, employee hiring, and patent applications. In addition, NVIDIA offers benefits such as cloud credits and GPU discounts, training and consulting, global buyer matching, investment attraction through hosting Demo Days, and support for participation in its global events.
Selection will be made through a total of two stages of evaluation. Startups with high potential for creating collaborative synergy, technological advancement, and entry into domestic and international markets will be selected through evaluations at each stage. In the first stage, a document review will be conducted by experts to assess technological feasibility and marketability, followed by a second stage presentation evaluation to evaluate the startups' technological completeness, originality, and marketability before the final participating companies are selected. Companies wishing to participate can submit their business plans through the K-Startup website .
We plan to select approximately 30 participating companies.
On the 27th, NVIDIA announced that it is recruiting companies for the 'N-Up Program' in collaboration with the Ministry of SMEs and Startups until the 30th of this month. The N-Up Program is part of the '2021 Global Corporate Collaboration Program,' which supports the growth of startups and their entry into overseas markets. Through this program, NVIDIA supports startups in AI-related fields such as healthcare, autonomous driving, 5G, and internet platform services.
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The EnUp program plans to select approximately 30 companies. The support period is within about eight months of selection, and funding is provided for commercialization and technology development costs, including new content development, service feature improvements, employee hiring, and patent applications. In addition, NVIDIA offers benefits such as cloud credits and GPU discounts, training and consulting, global buyer matching, investment attraction through hosting Demo Days, and support for participation in its global events.
Selection will be made through a total of two stages of evaluation. Startups with high potential for creating collaborative synergy, technological advancement, and entry into domestic and international markets will be selected through evaluations at each stage. In the first stage, a document review will be conducted by experts to assess technological feasibility and marketability, followed by a second stage presentation evaluation to evaluate the startups' technological completeness, originality, and marketability before the final participating companies are selected. Companies wishing to participate can submit their business plans through the K-Startup website .
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