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Under the agreement, DigitalOcean would give $1,000 worth cloud credits for start-ups that are being funded under the governments initiative. Representational Image
DigitalOcean, the cloud for developers, on Saturday signed an MoU with Karnataka Biotechnology and Information Technology Services to provide cloud infrastructure and support to startups enrolled with the Karnataka Startup Cell.
Under the agreement, DigitalOcean would give $1,000 worth cloud credits for start-ups that are being funded under the governments initiative.
The MoU was signed at the government’s ‘Elevate 100’ programme, which aims to support start-ups by providing Rs 400 crore over a period of time, a statement said.
Under the programme, DigitalOcean would help startups selected by the government with cloud infrastructure credits and also provide consultation on technical platform and architecture queries, it said.
DigitalOcean is a cloud platform focused on simplifying complexities of infrastructure for software developers and has helped boost the startup ecosystem by helping high growth start-ups such as NoBroker with their incubator programme, Hatch, the statement said.
“We look forward to working with the selected start-ups and partnering with the government in their vision to make Karnataka a true start-up hub,” DigitalOcean India Country Manager Prabhakar Jayakumar said.
Under the agreement, DigitalOcean would give $1,000 worth cloud credits for start-ups that are being funded under the governments initiative.
The MoU was signed at the government’s ‘Elevate 100’ programme, which aims to support start-ups by providing Rs 400 crore over a period of time, a statement said.
Under the programme, DigitalOcean would help startups selected by the government with cloud infrastructure credits and also provide consultation on technical platform and architecture queries, it said.
DigitalOcean is a cloud platform focused on simplifying complexities of infrastructure for software developers and has helped boost the startup ecosystem by helping high growth start-ups such as NoBroker with their incubator programme, Hatch, the statement said.
“We look forward to working with the selected start-ups and partnering with the government in their vision to make Karnataka a true start-up hub,” DigitalOcean India Country Manager Prabhakar Jayakumar said.
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