Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that can now develop software code, many tech workers are speculating whether there is a future for programmers and software engineers. Recognizing these concerns, Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani says that AI does not mean that humans will no longer need to have talent. Rather, it will change the country’s work culture and open up new jobs for skilled professionals. Nilekani said coding just constituted one component of software development. AI can produce code much more quickly than a human, but it will not completely replace human judgment in: designing a system,…

New Delhi: The Indian startup ecosystem is entering 2026 with growing confidence as funding activity improves and new technology sectors gain momentum. After a period of cautious investment, venture capital firms are once again showing interest in promising startups. Companies focused on artificial intelligence, deep-tech, fintech, clean energy, and advanced manufacturing are attracting significant attention from investors. Many analysts believe several factors are coming together at the same time. AI adoption is increasing rapidly, government initiatives are supporting innovation, and Indian startups are becoming more globally competitive. These trends are creating opportunities for entrepreneurs across multiple industries. Startups are also…

New Delhi: A startup founder recently revealed that his company spent nearly ₹11 lakh on artificial intelligence tools and infrastructure in a single month, describing the expense as a worthwhile investment rather than a cost burden. The founder explained that AI has become a core part of the company’s operations, helping teams automate tasks, improve productivity, analyze data, and develop new products faster. According to him, the value generated by AI significantly outweighs the monthly spending. As businesses increasingly adopt AI technologies, operational costs related to advanced software, cloud computing, and AI models have become more common. Many startups view…

New Delhi: Indian startups are increasingly looking beyond domestic opportunities and building artificial intelligence products designed for customers around the world. Traditionally, many startups focused primarily on solving problems within India. While that approach remains important, a growing number of founders are creating AI-powered products that can compete globally. From software development tools and customer support platforms to healthcare and education solutions, Indian startups are expanding their international ambitions. One major advantage is India’s large pool of engineering talent. Developers, researchers, and entrepreneurs are using their technical expertise to build products that meet global standards. At the same time, lower…

New Delhi: India’s artificial intelligence (AI) startup ecosystem is witnessing a major surge in investor interest as funding activity gains momentum across the country. From generative AI platforms and automation tools to enterprise software and healthcare solutions, AI-focused startups are attracting significant investments from venture capital firms and global investors. Industry experts believe that India is entering a new phase of technological growth, with AI emerging as one of the most promising sectors. Investors are actively searching for the next unicorn—privately held startups valued at over $1 billion—as demand for AI-powered products continues to rise. Several startups are using AI…

New Delhi: The ecommerce business in India is once again heating up. Competition in the Indian online shopping sector is also intensifying, and Flipkart is said to be gearing up to another round of financing. The company is supported by a global retail giant, Walmart, and is aiming at consolidating its position ahead of the next festive season. Internet shopping in India has been expanding very rapidly in the recent years. The number of individuals in small towns who purchase products via apps is increasing. However, recently the market is saturated. Amazon is actively growing, and fast e-commerce websites are…

New Delhi: After a challenging period marked by cautious investment activity, deep-tech startups in India are beginning to show signs of recovery. Investors are once again exploring opportunities in sectors such as artificial intelligence, robotics, semiconductor technology, space technology, and advanced manufacturing. Over the past two years, many startups faced difficulties raising capital as investors focused on profitability and reduced risk. This slowdown led to what many in the startup ecosystem called a “funding winter.” However, recent months have seen renewed interest in companies building advanced technologies and solving complex problems. Investors are increasingly recognizing the long-term potential of deep-tech…

New Delhi: The initiative focuses on building AI infrastructure, supporting research, encouraging startups, and making advanced computing resources more accessible. The goal is to help Indian companies develop powerful AI models and applications that can serve both domestic and international markets. Experts believe the mission could create new opportunities for startups, researchers, and technology companies by reducing barriers to innovation. Access to computing power has often been a major challenge for AI developers, and the program aims to address that issue. The initiative is also expected to encourage collaboration between industry, academia, and government institutions. Such partnerships could help accelerate…

Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], May 25: TAKE Solutions Limited (NSE: TAKE | BSE: 532890), a global technology-driven healthcare solutions provider, today announced its Consolidated and Standalone Financial Results for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026. The company reported a strong operational turnaround during FY26, with consolidated Total Income rising to ₹6,087.26  Lakhs, reflecting a robust 495.68% Year-on-Year growth. Key Highlights Consolidated Total Income surged 495.68% YoY to ₹6,087 Lakhs in FY26, reflecting strong operational turnaround and improving business momentum. Revenue from Operations stood at ₹5,419 Lakhs in FY26, marking the commencement of a new operational growth phase…

New Delhi: The global Artificial Intelligence industry is becoming more competitive than ever, with leading AI companies attracting massive investments and reaching record valuations. Recent developments have highlighted how quickly the AI landscape can change. Investors are pouring billions of dollars into companies building advanced AI models, software platforms, and enterprise solutions. As a result, valuations across the sector have climbed significantly. The competition is no longer limited to a single company or technology. Several AI firms are racing to develop more powerful models, improve performance, reduce costs, and expand their customer base. Businesses around the world are increasingly adopting…