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The firm's Fund II has made nine investments so far, in tech-led firms across consumer internet, Bharat, fintech, B2B commerce, enterprise tech, and emerging sectors in India. According to Fundamentum, the portfolio has delivered nearly 80 per cent revenue growth over the last year.

Insights captured from nearly 100 deeptech founders in India revealed that over 53 per cent of the founders maintain that funding in the sector remains difficult to access, while 44 per cent found it reasonably available. Only 3 per cent of the study group said that the funds were abundantly available.

Singh's entrepreneurial career was influenced by his time at Flipkart, which he joined as a software development engineer in 2012. He credits the experience with teaching him how to handle failure and iterate quickly.

Two young Indian entrepreneurs are disrupting the $244 billion global fitness industry with breakthrough AI technology that could prevent millions of sports injuries.

According to Gupta, the AI product has notably had takers from close to 35 top companies, such as Cars24, Spinny, LendingKart, Tata AIG, other D2C brands, and also one of the top banks in India, allowing them to increase operational efficiency by using technology to engage with customers and gain insights.

AI orchestrators, agent bosses, workflow designers, software optimizers, are some of the roles which have come up, says Microsoft India and South Asia, president, Puneet Chandok

Insights from Vipulkumar Hirani's Two-Decade Leadership in IT and Financial Services.

The data indicates that startups in this space raised USD 990 million in the first half of 2025, a 30 per cent year-on-year increase.

Once passive spaces for transactional exchanges, supermarkets are becoming active agents in public health. At the heart of this shift is the pioneering work of Chandra Madhumanchi, an independent researcher whose recent study delves into the convergence of AI, nutrition, and healthcare.

India's readiness is further underscored by its rapid rise in AI talent and multilingual NLP capabilities, enabling developers and non-developers, even in remote regions, to build applications in regional languages.

In years past, when someone typed your brand's name into a search engine, the first result would be the most relevant one, most often your brand's website. Today, however, the first result is an AI overview that compiles information from various potential results associated with the input.

So, you wrote something. Maybe it was for school. Or your blog. Or a job application. You wanted to double-check it, so you ran it through an AI checker. The result? It said your writing might be from a bot.

Engineering and systems infrastructure expert Nandini Ramakrishnan set out to solve as co-founder and CTO of Mesh, a fintech platform using AI to automate error-prone accounting workflows.

Truva AI Team Joins Salesforce to Power the Next Generation of AI Agents.

Indian startups are uniquely positioned to lead this revolution given their talent density, cost advantages, and global mindset. Vertical AI adoption is also accelerating rapidly across industries due to a convergence of data, compute affordability, and enterprise readiness.

In India, firms are doubling down on tech-led diligence and proprietary data-driven strategies. As AI adoption deepens, it promises to sharpen competitive edges, even as challenges around infrastructure and talent persist.

In an era defined by unprecedented digital connectivity, a striking paradox is emerging among Generation Z. Despite being constantly plugged into a global network of peers, they are reported to be the loneliest generation in history.

From Meta, OpenAI, Google, and Databricks to Nvidia and Samsung, numerous new AI capabilities have been announced

At a time when Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to dominate many facets of life, the education technology sector is emerging as one of the more promising ones.

This innovation could transform how data centers are built and maintained, making it easier to meet the high energy demands of AI systems without increasing the physical footprint or complexity of the infrastructure.

Foxconn to invest $1.5 billion in India as part part of its expansion plans