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Idea For You Implement Now So guy's we all know that how problematic for everyone when they charge their phones , drones , and other chargeable devices and this is the biggest problem in the world. Here comes Chinese startup betavolt they are prov

Since the India vs China startups issue is getting huge, let me try to clear this up. Here is a comparison between Indian and Chinese startups based on valuations. Sector: Food India: Zomato ($24B) China: Meituan ($120B) Sector: E-commerce Indi

I just want to highlight that while the Microsoft outage linked to Crowdstrike caused disruption worldwide, China and Russia remained largely unaffected. If you were to ask the reasons: 🔹 China has a major player in the tech industry called 21Viane

AI Race, the new olympics for Start-ups! ➡️ Alibaba slashed prices on its AI chatbot Tongyi Qianwen by up to 97% in China, igniting a price war with Baidu and ByteDance. ➡️ India’s government initially demanded AI services get approval before laun

Recently, I've been reading "Why Nations Fail", the Nobel Prize Winning book and I have some thoughts. 1. I like the idea that whenever governments have been exclusive, it has resulted in entire countries being worse off, hence making inclusivity an

Hard facts & reality check - India operates ~8GW of nuclear power, and intends to reach 22GW by 2032 and 100GW by 2047 🙏🙏 China, on the other hand, has 56GW now, is announcing minimum 10GW of fresh new reactors every year, and is aiming for 200GW

Meet Aileen Lee. Lee, the founder of Cowboy Ventures, is a visionary venture capitalist renowned for her deep insights into the startup ecosystem. A Harvard Business School graduate and former partner at Kleiner Perkins, Lee has a track record of

The Billion-Dollar Secret No One Talks About: Timing Over Talent When Uber launched in 2009, it wasn’t the first ride-sharing app. Apps like Sidecar and Taxi Magic already existed. But they didn’t take off. When Instagram came out in 2010, it wasn’

Microsoft saved Apple once In the mid-1990s, Apple was struggling with financial woes and internal challenges, teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. The situation looked dire until an unexpected savior emerged: Microsoft. In 1997, Steve Jobs, newly