TT Ventures, the corporate venture capital company of Türk Telekom, offers various supports to startups, including in areas like sales, marketing, infrastructure and technology through its parent company, in addition to financial investments with its unique investment model that it has developed. QuantWifi, which operates in the field of telecommunications, is one of the four startups invested in by TT Ventures. The company develops cloud and machine learning-based solutions that measure the quality of in-home wireless connections and internet connections for internet service provider telecom companies to identify and recommend ways to fix problems. That is, artificial intelligence offers a competitive advantage by performing quality control of services. Within the scope of the cooperation, QuantWifi continues to measure and improve the wireless (Wi-Fi) connection satisfaction of customers who are provided internet service from Türk Telekom.

Interruptions in the supply chain during the coronavirus pandemic and problems in logistics that caused constant deviations from forecasts created significant problems for production-based economies. Production and logistics problems experienced at factories in China prompted Europe to turn to Turkey. When China and the U.S. moved containers to their own countries, Turkey started transporting them to Europe with trucks. At this stage, uninterrupted production necessitated technology-oriented transformation. This week, a Ventures60 event under the title "The Age of Uninterrupted Production" addressed a series of topics – from corporate intelligence solutions in the production of unmanned aerial vehicles used in Turkey's largest refinery, Tüpraş, to corporate investors investing in production-oriented artificial intelligence (AI) and cyberattack threats.