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Inc42's FY26 Financial Tracker provides an ongoing, in-depth analysis of India's startup ecosystem, monitoring the financial performance of hundreds of publicly listed, unicorn, soonicorn, and growth-stage companies. It offers crucial insights into revenue, expenses, profitability, and valuations, s
A NITI Aayog report highlights how Generative AI is significantly boosting developer productivity across India, positioning the nation to embrace the next wave of technological innovation and solidify its role as a global AI powerhouse.
OpenAI has previewed its next-generation AI model, GPT-5.6 'Sol,' while concurrently addressing a US government request for a staggered, controlled release. This move highlights growing concerns about AI safety and the responsible deployment of increasingly powerful models, with significant implicat
Former Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka has unveiled Hang Ten Systems, an AI startup focused on enterprise AI infrastructure, securing a significant $32 million in seed funding. This move marks Sikka's return to the tech leadership forefront, aiming to address critical challenges in deploying AI for large o
Indian sleeptech startup DUSQ has launched its SMART Sleep System on the US Kickstarter platform, marking a significant step for an Indian firm in the global health and wellness tech space. This innovative system aims to address sleep disorders through smart textile and AI integration.
Hyderabad-based Equal AI has successfully secured $30 million in Series B funding, signaling a significant boost for the startup's mission to rapidly scale its innovative AI-powered call assistant application and strengthen India's position in the global AI landscape.
AUM Ventures has launched a substantial Rs 750 crore (approximately $80 million) fund dedicated to fostering India's burgeoning deeptech, AI, semiconductors, and defence startup ecosystem, signalling a robust commitment to indigenous innovation.
India's tech job market is witnessing a significant slowdown, driven by global economic uncertainties and the rapid adoption of AI. This shift is reshaping hiring priorities, pushing companies towards specialized skills while impacting traditional roles across IT services and startups.
India's startup ecosystem has shown significant recovery, securing $128 million in funding with fintech firms spearheading the revival by attracting $76 million. This rebound, driven by early-stage investments, signals renewed investor confidence and robust growth opportunities across diverse sector
Major financial maneuvers in India's startup scene include Madison India Capital's partial exit from Pine Labs for ₹357 Cr and Elevation Capital's ₹630 Cr Paytm share sale. Meanwhile, Gabit raises ₹36 Cr for expansion.
A recent report highlights a critical disconnect in India: nearly 45% of organizations cite AI skills as their top workforce challenge, but over half show only moderate to low urgency in AI investment, posing a significant threat to future growth and competitiveness.