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"Open Innovation Factory 2023" supports European innovators to boost their digital startup

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Applications to EIT Digital's "Open Innovation Factory 2023" programme are open for early-stage deep tech startups to accelerate their growth and attract investment.

EIT Digital foresees continuous intake of proposals throughout 2023 with two pre-defined cut-off dates: 15 May 2023 and 13 November 2023.

Focusing on five key areas - Digital Tech, Digital Industry, Digital Cities, Digital Wellbeing, and Digital Finance - the programme is set to propel innovation within the European digital ecosystem.

In addition to financial support of up to 400,000 euros from EIT Digital, selected applicants will receive assistance in attracting follow-up investors and customers, mentoring and coaching by seasoned industry experts and access to a pan-European ecosystem of over 350 partners from businesses, research institutions, investors, and the public sector.

For more information on the programme, how to apply and registrations for brokerage events on 26 April and 3 May please visit the programme website.

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