In the heart of Hyderabad’s buzzing innovation corridor stands a structure that symbolizes a new era for entrepreneurship in Telangana—T-Hub 2.0. Billed as India’s largest innovation campus, T-Hub 2.0 is more than just a building. It represents the state’s bold vision to transform itself into a global startup destination, offering a world-class ecosystem for founders, innovators, and investors.
Launched as an upgrade to the original T-Hub established in 2015, the new facility spans over 3.7 lakh square feet and serves as a launchpad for thousands of early-stage ventures and high-growth startups. It is designed to support not just local entrepreneurs but also to attract global collaborations, venture capital networks, and corporate partnerships.
Why T-Hub 2.0 Matters for Telangana
T-Hub 2.0 is a cornerstone in Telangana’s journey toward becoming the startup capital of India. The state government has consistently focused on ease of doing business, infrastructure readiness, and building sector-specific support systems. T-Hub 2.0 takes that commitment further by centralizing every element a startup might need—from workspace and mentoring to funding and scaling.
Unlike typical incubation centers, T-Hub 2.0 functions as an innovation aggregator. It bridges the gap between startups, academia, corporates, and government agencies, providing a collaborative environment for entrepreneurship to thrive. Whether it’s a first-time founder with a prototype or a growing startup ready for Series A funding, T-Hub has something to offer.
A Hub of Design, Scale, and Impact
The architecture and layout of T-Hub 2.0 are designed to spark innovation. The sprawling campus in Raidurg offers modern workspaces, breakout zones, event auditoriums, digital collaboration tools, and meeting pods. Startups across sectors including healthtech, agritech, fintech, AI, and cybersecurity can work side by side, learning from each other while maintaining confidentiality and focus.
More importantly, T-Hub 2.0 is built for scale. It can accommodate over 2,000 startups and has dedicated verticals for product development, legal support, investor relations, and global market access. This scale allows for diversity in sectors and stages, ensuring a richer, more connected ecosystem.
Programs That Create Real Value
T-Hub 2.0 doesn’t just offer space—it delivers impact through carefully curated programs. From acceleration programs for product-stage startups to market access initiatives for export-ready companies, the focus is on measurable growth.
Flagship initiatives like Lab32, T-Angel, and T-Bridge help startups with product-market fit, investment readiness, and global expansion. Lab32, in particular, is a well-known program designed to turn early-stage ideas into viable business models within 100 days. T-Angel connects startups with seasoned angel investors, while T-Bridge facilitates international exposure by connecting Telangana-based startups with innovation hubs across the world.
Such programs are result-driven, with regular check-ins, pitch days, mentorship sessions, and access to a pool of experts from different industries.
Corporate and Investor Ecosystem Within Reach
One of the standout features of T-Hub 2.0 is its strong connection with corporate partners. Companies like Facebook, Boeing, HSBC, Intel, and Tata have collaborated with T-Hub for innovation scouting, co-development, and problem-solving challenges.
These partnerships allow startups to work on real-world use cases, test products at scale, and even onboard enterprise clients. For corporates, it’s a way to stay agile and tap into emerging innovations.
T-Hub 2.0 also hosts investor meets, demo days, and funding bootcamps in collaboration with venture capital firms and angel networks. Founders don’t need to fly to Bengaluru or Mumbai to meet VCs anymore—investors are now flying into Hyderabad to discover the next big startup story.
Boost to Telangana’s Youth and Tier-2 Talent
T-Hub has expanded its impact beyond Hyderabad by conducting outreach in colleges and small towns across Telangana. Programs in partnership with TASK (Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge) help identify student innovators and prepare them for startup life through mentorship and prototype building.
Many founders from places like Warangal, Karimnagar, and Nizamabad are now building and scaling from within the T-Hub network. This decentralization of opportunity ensures that innovation is not limited to metros but reaches every aspiring mind in the state.
T-Hub 2.0 also offers internship programs, hackathons, and ideation sessions to encourage students and freshers to explore entrepreneurship early in their careers.
Sector-Specific Support and Smart Infrastructure
Recognizing the need for specialized support, T-Hub has partnered with sector-specific initiatives like WE-Hub for women-led startups, TSIC for social innovation, RICH for life sciences, and T-Works for product prototyping. Together, these platforms offer a holistic ecosystem where startups working on diverse challenges—from health diagnostics to blockchain—can thrive.
The physical infrastructure also includes tech labs, rapid prototyping machines, high-speed data zones, and business continuity setups that help product-based startups work more efficiently. With 24/7 access and smart energy design, the campus truly reflects the needs of the modern founder.
Global Exposure Without Leaving Hyderabad
T-Hub 2.0 aims to make Hyderabad a global startup launchpad. The international partnerships with organizations in the US, Israel, Germany, Singapore, and the UK allow Telangana-based startups to access foreign markets, technology collaborations, and international investor networks.
Through programs like T-Bridge and Soft Landing, startups get tailored assistance in entering new markets, complying with global regulations, and setting up pilot projects abroad. Many of the startups that began their journey at T-Hub are now showcasing their products at international tech events and exhibitions.
Success Stories from the T-Hub Ecosystem
Startups like Skyroot Aerospace (building private space launch vehicles), BlueSemi (health-tech wearables), and Graviky Labs (pollution capture technology) are shining examples of what’s possible within the T-Hub ecosystem.
Skyroot, in particular, made national headlines when it launched India’s first private rocket, and its initial incubation and mentoring happened right within T-Hub’s support system. These success stories inspire hundreds of young founders across Telangana to believe that world-changing innovation can begin right here in Hyderabad.
A Model for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth
Beyond economic success, T-Hub 2.0 is designed to be inclusive and sustainable. It promotes gender diversity, supports startups from underrepresented backgrounds, and encourages solutions that create social and environmental impact. The emphasis on clean energy, accessibility, and affordability makes T-Hub a truly forward-looking institution.
As the Telangana government continues to prioritize innovation-driven development, T-Hub stands as a role model of how public-private partnership can empower job creation, skill development, and global competitiveness.
T-Hub 2.0 is not just a building—it’s a vision in motion. It reflects Telangana’s commitment to becoming India’s most startup-friendly state, where founders are empowered, innovation is celebrated, and success is shared. For students, working professionals, and dreamers across the state, T-Hub 2.0 sends a clear message: You don’t have to leave Telangana to build world-class companies. The tools, support, and stage are all right here.
As more startups emerge from its walls and more investors pour into Hyderabad’s ecosystem, T-Hub 2.0 will continue to be the beating heart of Telangana’s tech boom—pumping ideas, energy, and ambition into every corner of the state.
