QAI Ventures launches QuantumAI accelerator with Enterprise Singapore

Selected teams will enter a five-month accelerator program featuring mentorship, masterclasses, and a demo day.

QAI Ventures has launched a new QuantumAI accelerator and intellectual property-driven venture builder in Singapore, in collaboration with Enterprise Singapore.

The program is now accepting applications for a mid-2026 start.

The program is designed to establish a “lab-to-IPO” pipeline for deep-tech startups working at the intersection of quantum computing and artificial intelligence.

Applications are open from 29 October 2025 to 2 March 2026, targeting incorporated teams of two or more founders who have passed due diligence checks. Selected teams will enter a five-month accelerator program featuring mentorship, masterclasses, and a demo day.

The separate Venture Building Program will begin in 2026, aiming to create seven new Singapore-based startups by 2027, using QAI Ventures’ database of over 2,000 patents. The plan targets the launch of three ventures in the first year, followed by four in the second.

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