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Applicants from India, China, the U.S., and South Korea lead the program, with emerging participation from Vietnam, Brazil, and Nigeria.
Technology dominates with 40% of businesses, followed by biotech and healthcare (20%) and clean energy (15%).
Start-ups have collectively raised $500 million in venture capital and created thousands of high-paying jobs.
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