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One could argue that the invention of the iPhone led to the decline of fertility rate in the US.

It looks like you want an industry map similar to the Indian Retail Banks image you provided. Could you clarify the industry or business domain you want the map for? (e.g., fintech, e-commerce, SaaS, AI startups, logistics, etc.)

The more the data sets with investing and trading and fast development in technology throghout the globe to capture a big piece of chunk in Gen AI market, this could be considered as a step towards it.

🇮🇳 Why rely on foreign platforms when India now has its own world-class crypto exchange? Introducing a game-changing platform tailored for Indian traders, by Indians, compilation on giant like Binance or other. Why is no one talking about India’s

Its almost irking how Apple puts "I" before its every product - iOS, ipad, ipod, iphone and now in this new era of AI they prefixed A in AI with apple. Lot of people used to tell me once you use an iPhone there is no going back and I'm making this

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iPhone maker Apple and NVIDIA are reportedly in talks to invest in ChatGPT maker OpenAI in a funding round that could value the AI giant above $100 billion (or approximately Rs 8.38 lakh crore), WSJ reported. The round will be led by Thrive Capital,

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