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Amazon Web Services launches programme to empower PSU startups in India

India is the first to roll-out the program focused on enabling early-stage startups in the public sector

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AWS Startup Ramp is an acceleration program for startups that are building innovative solutions for public sector customers worldwide, including but not limited to customers in national and local government, space and defence, and healthcare

Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud computing arm of e-commerce giant Amazon, has launched AWS Public Sector Startup Ramp in India. The new programme would help early stage public sector focused technology startups build solutions on AWS.

AWS Startup Ramp is an acceleration program for startups that are building innovative solutions for public sector customers worldwide, including but not limited to customers in national and local government, space and defence, and healthcare. Startups in their early stage growth can apply to join the AWS Startup Ramp in one of two tiers: pre-revenue startups can apply to the Innovator tier, and post-revenue

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