Emergent raises $130 million in a Series C round led by Creaegis, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation and becoming India's third AI unicorn of 2026.
The government, in collaboration with Nasscom, is developing an AI-focused curriculum for undergraduate programs to equip students with industry-relevant skills. The initiative aims to strengthen AI ...
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Team Startupcity Wysa, an Artificial Intelligence digital platform for mental health, has raised $20 million from HealthQuad and ...
The Mines Ministry has recommended removing import duty on aluminium scrap to improve raw material availability and support domestic industries. The move aims to reduce production costs, boost ...
Welcome to Silicon India’s Top 100 Engineering Colleges In India - 2024. In light of the substantial growth experienced across various business and industrial sectors, there exists a pronounced ...
First close of Rs 200 Cr Fund II to back deep-tech startups in climate, healthcare, energy, and education. Fund I portfolio impact 3.5M+ student learning hours, 10K+ healthcare interventions, 303 MT ...
Team Startupcity The fintech startup POP has hoisted $2.4 million in their seed round of funding led by India Quotient and a ...
AI infrastructure and data center company Yotta Data Services has raised around $150 million in fresh funding at a valuation of nearly Rs 37,000 crore. The investment will help the company expand its ...
Gadgets like Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses and iPhone 17 made daily life smarter and more connected. Devices such as Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold and OnePlus 13s boosted portability, performance, and ...
“Uni card is our first product. There are four more products in the pipeline that will be launched in the next year. It will again be a combination of rewards, repayment period and so on. We are ...
In a new funding maneuver, Bengaluru-based fitness and wellness startup Cure.fit has raised $2 million (around Rs 16.8 crore) from existing investor and step-down subsidiary of Germany's LifeFit Group ...