INFORMATION technology start-ups have taken the lion's share of the government's innovation funding pool over the last three years.
IT companies, mostly in start-up phase stage or in another early stage of operation, accounted for $77 million of the $157.4 million that Commercialisation Australia has distributed in grants to develop local intellectual property.
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