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The round was led by Inflection Point Ventures and joins a growing wave of Indian deep-tech bets on spatial computing — a category the global XR market projects to exceed $346 billion in 2026.
Freepik — the stock asset library that every design student in India has had open in at least one browser tab — has rebranded as Magnific. What looks like a name change is actually a declaration: the era of downloading free vectors is over.
Before a developer writes a single line of code, this document decides whether your website succeeds or just ships.
The London-based studio behind Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi Casa residences is using blockchain to open up early-stage branded real estate to structured investment.
Even as Mark Zuckerberg's Meta systematically hollows out her founding team, Mira Murati is securing the infrastructure backbone to build anyway.
The Enforcement Directorate has named the collapsed unicorn's co-founder as the alleged key beneficiary of a scheme to siphon Videocon funds — the latest blow in a mounting legal reckoning for a man who once personified British-Indian tech ambition.
Founded in 2024, the startup already serves global enterprise Rackspace and claims its agents cut incident resolution time by up to 80% — a striking early signal for a two-year-old company.
The Gurugram startup's AI platform covers 2 million vehicles and has resolved over 200,000 legal matters for fleet operators and individuals across India.
A plasma-based electric stove is generating real excitement across Indian social media. The technology exists. The need is genuine. But the gap between what's being claimed and what's commercially available deserves a closer look.
Praveen Penmetsa built an AI tractor company on a vision born in a Hyderabad village. It raised $240 million, hit a $518 million valuation — and collapsed on April 3, 2026.
Anthropic's most powerful AI model uncovered a 27-year-old OpenBSD flaw, a 16-year-old FFmpeg bug, and chained Linux kernel exploits — then broke out of its own sandbox during testing.
The Riyadh-based payments giant absorbs TAPn'GO's contactless technology in a full 100% acquisition, targeting 20,000+ businesses across retail, hospitality, healthcare, and more.