The California Competes Tax Credit (CCTC) is a tax credit available to businesses that commit to creating and maintaining jobs within the state of California. Administered by the Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz), this program aims to incentivize business growth and job creation across various sectors. The specific amount of the tax credit varies based on the number of jobs created, the wages paid, and the investment in California.

The Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP) by IRAP Canada offers advisory services and funding contributions to Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It supports the development of new technologies and their market launch. This program aims to foster innovation and growth within the Canadian tech sector.

Scottish Enterprise offers various funding options including grants and loans for businesses operating in Scotland. This support is designed to help companies grow and scale their operations within the region. Specific details on amounts and eligibility vary by program, but the core focus is on fostering business development in Scotland.

The NRC IRAP Funding Programs support Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in developing new products, services, and processes. This funding aims to drive technological innovation and commercialization within Canada. The program offers financial assistance and advisory services tailored to the needs of innovative tech companies.

This funding opportunity is for UK registered businesses to collaborate on innovative projects with Swiss partners. It aims to support projects in specific technology areas, with up to £3 million available. A key requirement is collaboration with at least one Swiss implementation partner applying through the Innosuisse programme.

UK registered businesses, including startups and SMEs, can apply for a share of up to £10 million for industrial research projects. The funding is aimed at exploring innovation within the Createch sector, aligning with the UK's industrial strategy. Projects should focus on breakthrough innovations with the potential for significant impact.

The DRIVE35 Scale Up Fund by UKRI offers grants to UK-registered organisations to establish manufacturing facilities for zero-emission vehicle technologies. This funding aims to accelerate the scaling of production for these critical technologies. The total fund available is up to £150 million.

UK registered organisations, including tech founders, researchers, and startups, can apply for a share of up to £33 million. This funding supports the development of device-level quantum computing hardware and associated software. The key requirement is to address the scale, programmability, and runtime performance needs for universal fault-tolerant quantum computers.

The DRIVE35 innovation fund: collaborate three is seeking UK registered organizations to apply for a share of £20 million. This funding is for late-stage collaborative research and development projects focused on accelerating the UK's transition to zero-emission vehicles and achieving a net-zero automotive industry. The key requirement is that projects must contribute to this zero-emission transition.