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According to you, Which Company has Software Engineering in terms Infrastructure, UI/UX and Data Centers? According to me, it's Paytm. What do you think 🤔💭?

The AI Data Center Race Has Begun! The global battle for AI dominance is fueling massive investments in data centers. Companies and governments are racing to build high-powered infrastructure to support AI’s growing demands. In India, Reliance Indu

There has been a lot of talks on the 2026 AI data Drought. Everyone seems to be like what will happen if data shortage occurs. But doesn't it seem like that this is the new job market that is been created by the AI industry, although taking away m

Adani Group plans to invest an additional $10 billion to build data centers in India. The port-to-power Adani Group has identified Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu as possible locations for setting up two data centers of about 1 g

One97 Communications Limited, the parent company of Paytm, has denied being in any discussions with the Adani Group regarding a potential stake sale.

Ever wondered how the big companies actually work? Here's a quick breakdown! 📌 Business – An umbrella term for any commercial entity. 🏢 Company – A business that is its own legal entity. 🤝 Partnerships – Owned & run by multiple people. 🏛️ Corpor

One Indian company has compounded 20000x in the last 40 yrs. Can you identify the company?

Yotta Data Services, an Indian startup, is on the hunt for $500 million to expand its data centers. They're negotiating with heavyweights like Oaktree, Cerberus, and Davidson Kempner. This move is a big part of India's push towards enhancing AI and h

✅ Start-up News Daily Round-up : 1. Goldman Sachs in Talks to Invest Up to $50 Million in MoEngage: MoEngage, a customer engagement platform, is in discussions with Goldman Sachs for a significant investment of up to $50 million. This potential dea

Microsoft has confirmed that the company has no plans to downsize its Indian operations amid global job layoffs.