Y Combinator YC
World's most successful startup accelerator, founded in Silicon Valley in 2005, incubated Airbnb and Stripe.
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World's most successful startup accelerator, founded in Silicon Valley in 2005, incubated Airbnb and Stripe.
Global accelerator network founded in 2006, covering 40+ cities, incubated SendGrid.
One of Silicon Valley's largest incubators, building innovation platforms with Fortune 500, global reach.
Formerly 500 Startups, one of the world's most active seed funds, invested in 2500+ companies.
Global early-stage VC from Singapore, helps founders build teams from scratch, covers five continents.
World's largest startup campus in Paris, converted from a train station, houses thousands of startups.
Boston nonprofit accelerator, zero equity and fees, incubated 3000+ startups globally.
London talent investor, selects people then forms teams, incubated several European unicorns.
Europe's earliest seed fund and accelerator, invested in Wise, Revolut, UiPath.
Deep tech VC and accelerator group, with HAX and IndieBio focusing on hard tech and biotech.
Silicon Valley accelerator for enterprise B2B startups, known for revenue-driven approach.
Small-class accelerator founded by ex-Google employees, extremely low acceptance, high-quality mentors.
Nonprofit accelerator affiliated with Stanford, serving Stanford-affiliated entrepreneurs.
UC Berkeley accelerator, backed by Nobel laureate professors and Bay Area investment network.
MIT-founded hard tech incubator, focusing on decarbonization, health, and advanced materials.
New York startup studio and accelerator for media and AI, incubated Giphy.
World's largest entrepreneur training network, offering startup programs in 200+ cities.
Leading Midwest US accelerator, covering multiple states, known for high early-stage investment.
Austin, Texas startup hub, called the heart of Texas startup ecosystem.
Founded by Kai-Fu Lee in 2009, incubated Meitu and Zhihu, focusing on AI and hard tech.
Tsinghua University incubator network, 200+ global bases, incubated 20,000+ companies.
Founded by Li Zexiang in 2021, trains hard tech founders via new engineering education, DJI model.
Taiwan's largest accelerator and Greater Southeast Asia fund, incubated 400+ startups.
NUS entrepreneurship center, Southeast Asia startup hub, operates in multiple countries.
Hyderabad government-backed incubator, one of India's largest innovation ecosystems.
Representative Korean accelerator, operating in Seoul and globally, focusing on Asian startups.
European industry accelerator network, partners with Fortune 500, covers fintech and more.
Valencia accelerator funded by Mercadona founder, among Europe's largest.
German startup factory, replicates proven models globally, incubated Zalando.
Toronto urban innovation center, one of North America's largest hubs, focusing on deep tech and health.
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