Google DeepMind launches a new accelerator in the Asia‑Pacific to confront rising climate risks. The initiative targets startups, research teams, and nonprofits that use AI to tackle nature, climate, agriculture, and energy challenges. Over three months participants gain mentorship, tailored support, and access to frontier AI models from Google AI experts for their projects and products through collaborative workshops and networking.

The program’s launch follows a recent report showing green technologies lag behind the region’s escalating environmental pressures. By pairing cutting‑edge AI with domain expertise, DeepMind aims to accelerate solutions that reduce emissions, improve crop yields, and protect biodiversity. Selected teams will also receive guidance on integrating AI models into commercial products and scaling impact across borders for future growth initiatives.

Kick‑off occurs in Singapore, where participants attend an intensive bootcamp that blends technical workshops, policy briefings, and networking with industry leaders. DeepMind invites applications today, offering a pathway for regional innovators to transform climate challenges into scalable, AI‑driven products. Organizations that secure a slot will emerge ready to deploy advanced models that tackle real‑world environmental problems and drive positive impact.