The 2008 Technology Entrepreneurship Challenge is accepting new entries. To enter this year's competition, teams can either apply through one of our partner competitions or with the sponsorship of one of our partner institutions.

We are currently developing partnerships with regional competitions and top engineering and science programs around the world. To become a partner, go here.

The UC Berkeley Business Plan Competition gives students, alumni and local entrepreneurs the opportunity to collaborate and turn innovative ideas into real businesses. The event brings together the finest research and technology ideas from both UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco.

Start-Up@Singapore is a national business plan competition and enterprise launcher jointly organized by the National University of Singapore (NUS) Entrepreneurship Centre (NEC), NUS Business School Alumni Association (NUSBSA) and NUS Entrepreneurship Society (NES). The goal of the competition is to encourage participating teams to implement their business plans and make the leap to form start-up companies.

BIT brings together students and researchers from leading Russian technical universities, scientific-research institutes, and business schools to combine their efforts in turning innovation technologies into successful businesses. The goal of BIT is to help create new ventures and foster entrepreneurial culture in the Russian high-tech sector.

Arab Universities Technology Business Plan Competition is organized by the Arab Science and Technology Foundation (ASTF) in collaboration with Intel Corporation. This initiative is the first Pan-Arab competition for business plans in the Technology sector for Universities in the Arab world. The main goals of the competition are to foster the entrepreneurial spirit in university technical and business students and graduates, and to encourage them to take their projects from the idea and concept level to the implementation level.

China College Student Business Plan Competition (CCSBPC 2006): CCSBPC is one of the most influential competitions in China colleges in 2006, involving thousands of college students from more than 200 China universities. Experts from investors (including Intel Capital), corporate management executives and B-School professors formed the judge panel. About 600 business plans were submitted to the semi-final, and 100 b-plans were selected for the final. At last, 2 teams among them were identified as winners to attend IBTEC at Berkeley in Oct, 2006. National Student Office organized this competition, while Intel is deeply involved in the judging process."