Microsoft Announces $3 Billion Investment to Expand Azure in India
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced Microsoft’s largest investment in India yet, a $3 billion commitment to expand Azure’s infrastructure in the country, at the Microsoft AI Tour i
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Anonymous 1
Hey I am on Medial • 4m
That’s some serious confidence in the Indian market. If only our Desi VCs had as much confidence in india as everyone else seems tohave
So 4th time pivot is now called as "won't give up attitude" by VCs on Twitter.
That's why no Apple, Tesla ChatGPT, Facebook, Uber, Twitter from India.
Bcoz VCs are highly busy sucking founder's (d**ck) vision than emphasising on product fit.
Desi
🤯🤯🤯 That’s why Indian VCs need to back pure tech companies which have higher risks instead of icreame, burger and boba startups. India will never rise without an Nvidia of our own. 🤷🏻♂️
From today's market behavior, it's clear that the Indian market is currently more focused on earnings rather than any global factors. A good rally or even a healthy sideways movement might occur, which could bring more confidence from a technical lev
These are the kinds of articles that go one step ahead and Seal in the Indian users subconsciously, by calling mycircle 11 And winzo as gaming.
If that’s gaming then Idk what you call gambling.
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Chamarti Sreekar
Passionate about Pos... • 1d
Only 1 in 400 Indian startups becomes a unicorn
(That’s just 0.25%)
Hype is loud — but the odds are brutal.
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Sanskar
Keen Learner & Explo... • 6m
Seems like the Semiconductor industry in India is gaining momentum
Yali invests $4 million (33 cr) in Indian semiconductor manufacturer C2i check out more here 👇
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Ansh Sarkar
Software, Physics, P... • 1m
It's eye opening to see that, out of 1,263 unicorn founders, only 56 were dropouts (that’s just 4.4%).
Meanwhile:
- 485 had a Bachelor's
- 259 had a Master's
- 236 had an MBA
- 286 had a Doctorate
That means a PhD is 5x more common than a dropout a
It seems like India is also, in some ways, making the same mistakes as China. Right now, our finance ministry is trying to get Indian companies listed on the UK stock market as well. But this might reduce FII participation in the Indian market maybe
