Indian Startups

While the idea to build space data centre may have some theoretical concepts in place, the reality of executing such technology is incredibly complex, capital-intensive, and far tougher in the real world than current hype suggests.

Startups are launching faster and finding early traction, but distribution gaps, rising expectations and shifting consumer behaviour are making it harder to sustain growth.

Global investors are increasingly sceptical of Indian startup valuations, citing a disconnect between private-market valuations and public-market performance. This trust gap has fuelled demand for independent consulting firms to provide rigorous, tech-driven valuation audits.

Qualcomm Ventures' new $150 million fund will back founders building lower-cost AI applications, robotics and edge technologies

The new fundraise comes at the back of several top leadership exits at the venture capital firm after a rift over returns from recent IPO exits.

The Bengaluru-based fixed-income investment platform plans offline expansion in smaller cities as it evaluates Reit offerings and charts a path toward a future IPO.

At the India AI Impact Summit, government-backed startups are set to showcase their models as shifting AI economics put New Delhi’s compute-led strategy under scrutiny.

From palm groves to prime time, Startup Singam is rewriting the rules of capital and visibility. Witness how founders in Tamil Nadu are leveraging this show as a marketplace to speed up their businesses.

WestBridge, along with Varaha’s existing investors Omnivore and RTP Global, will also pump in another $25 million as part of the second tranche of the Series B round, Sandeep Singhal, co-founder and managing partner at WestBridge Capital, said.

Yes, chatbots deliver instant answers. But do they actually build understanding—especially for JEE aspirants aiming for the IITs? Peeyush Ranjan and Mukesh Bansal’s bet is AI without an answer machine, built to make students think. Will Fermi.ai work?