Why are Indian startups focusing only on the ecommerce segment and not on ai, digital infrastructure?
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Zaki Aslam
Dope • 2m
Out of all the startups and professionals here, how many are actively working on developing their own AI models? And how many are working on developing apps, tools or services based on existing AI models
India should focus on exporting service-based product startups in SaaS, AI, and fintech. With skilled talent and cost advantages, startups can build globally competitive solutions, boosting innovation and revenue. Moving beyond IT services, India can
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Chaman Kanth
Mechanical Engineer • 6m
Many reports are indicating the new launch was indeed hgv or hypersonic glide vehicle named after LRAShM any thoughts of its implications on indian defence manufacturing ecosystem
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Satyam Kumar
"Turning visions int... • 2m
What unique challenges do Indian startups face in scaling globally?
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Ganeshkumar
International Busine... • 4m
How about a Startup focusing on Business Incorporation in USA & UK and Contract drafting and reviewing?? Especially helping Startups.
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Kimiko
Startups | AI | info... • 24d
Oyo, led by Ritesh Agarwal, is now the most profitable Indian startup in FY25, after years of heavy losses. The company is expanding globally and focusing on sustainable growth. Its postponed 2022 IPO may get a fresh push as profits rise.
I feel like that people should use ai to disrupt existing businesses instead of focusing more on ai startups. Am I wrong?
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Vaibhav Bhatnagar
Building Smart Weara... • 9m
Hey Everyone.
Looking for a Co Founder
We are an Aerospace and Defence Startup working on Hypersonic tech and are seeking a Co founder (on equity) with background in Aerospace Engineering. Background in Air Force or Aviation branch of the Indian Na
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Indian startups were able to net a $58.36 Mn across 16 deals, a 52% decline from last week's $121.8 Mn raised across 21 deals
The Fintech sector emerged as an investor favourite this week, with startups in the sector securing $23.9 Mn across 4 deals