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!! Do You know about INSEAD❓ !! 40 Indian Startups, 1 Connection: 📈 The INSEAD Effect – A glimpse into the entrepreneurial journey of INSEAD graduates shaping the Indian startup ecosystem across industries. From Yatra to Rebel Foods, these ventu

😨 OpenAI Brutally killed whistleblower Suchir Balaji's and researcher in USA after post 😡 👨‍🏫🇮🇳 Suchir Balaji, a 26-year-old Indian-American and former OpenAI researcher, tragically passed away in his San Francisco apartment, with the cause o

About a year ago, I spoke with a founder from San Francisco, freshly seed-funded but stuck. He was buried in hiring, struggling to scale a dev team, and the MVP had become a never-ending loop. Instead of gearing up for pilots or launch, he was lost i

The Inspiring Story of Airbnb: From an Idea to a Billion-Dollar In 2007, Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia struggled to pay rent in San Francisco. With hotels fully booked for a conference, they rented out air mattresses in their apartment, calling it "Air

The Real Story Behind the Name Silicon Valley In the south of California’s San Francisco bay Area lies a place that changed the way the world uses technology people call it Silicon Valley because many years ago this area became the main spot for mak

Sometimes the loudest voices telling you why you’ll fail are the ones who never built anything real. I’ve learned to spot the pattern: • They dismiss your vision before they even try to understand it. • They project their own failures onto you as “

The AI Legends #75 Days Day 5: Allen Newell Along with Herbert Simon, Newell developed the concept of "bounded rationality" and the "general problem solver,". History: Allen Newell was an American computer scientist born on March 19, 1927, in San Fr

Key Startup Trends to Watch in 2024 1.Regional Focus & De-globalization 🌍 Startups are moving towards regional hubs like Singapore and Dubai, driven by geopolitical tensions and a shift in economic policies. It's a reminder for startups to focus o

It’s a little sad that the only way indian apps see quick scale is when they are positioned with nationalsim/patriotism. The push comes less from product love and more from nationalism. that’s not inherently bad, but it says a lot about how distribut

When you're going from zero to one, it’s not about how perfect your product is. It’s about how visible your product is. I’ve seen online startups (software launches) with clunky UX and half-baked features blow up. Why? Because they knew how to