The Bengaluru-based startup, which had raised Rs18 million since 2020, had laid off 90% of its employees over two rounds to rein in costs in a failing business model, before finally shutting shop on June 30.
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With its geographical location, dynamic business environment, and access to diverse markets, Dubai presents unparalleled opportunities for Indian startups seeking further growth and global visibility.
Dr Singh said biotechnology startups is a different genre combining new research of biology and manufacturing, viz processing of living systems such as micro-organisms, self-cultures etc. So they could also be the instruments of manufacturing.
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AMD India is on an exciting growth path, a senior executive of its India operations said, praising the engineering talent in the country and affirming the chipmaker s deep commitment to serving the market here.
From aiming to re-fuel satellites in orbit to monitoring the Earth’s health, Indian start-ups in the space sector are exploring niche markets with the hope of striking it big as opportunities for global commercial collaborations open up.
Indian startups raised Rs3.8 billion in the first half of 2023 (January to June), falling by a massive 36% as compared to the fundraising in H1 of 2022. This is also the lowest sixmonth funding in the last four years, as per PwC India research report.
Commenting on the current investment outlook for Indian startups, Amit Nawka, Partner Deals & India Startups Leader, PwC India, said, A funding winter is just a season in a startup s journey.
Commenting on the current investment outlook for Indian startups, Amit Nawka, Partner Deals & India Startups Leader, PwC India, said, A funding winter is just a season in a startup s journey.
Regulating artificial intelligence (AI) is a topic debated globally. India’s National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom), which represents the country’s IT services industry, recently released guidelines on generative AI amid growing calls for its regulation.
According to NASSCOM, SMBs in India play a pivotal role in the country s economy, contributing 31 per cent to its GDP and employing approximately 110 million people. To become globally competitive, these SMBs must embrace technology, particularly cloud computing.
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