10 startups selected for Qualcomm mentorship programme
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Qualcomm has selected 10 African startups for its 2026 'Make in Africa' mentorship program, focusing on AI and IoT technologies. The program aims to help early-stage founders scale their products and solutions.
Qualcomm Incorporated has chosen 10 early-stage startups for its 2026 'Make in Africa' mentorship program, investing in Africa's AI and IoT ecosystem. The selected companies come from over 45 African countries, showcasing growing interest in advanced technologies. The program is part of Qualcomm's Africa Innovation Platform, providing mentorship, technical training, and IP support. The 2026 cohort includes startups working on sector-specific solutions, such as AI-driven EV charging, digital poultry management, and assistive robotics. Participants will receive edge AI-capable Arduino development platforms, technical mentorship, and business coaching. One startup will receive a Social Impact Fund grant, and all will be eligible for a $5,000 stipend upon completion.
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