NEWSx.io https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html This startup’s self-driving excavators help dig up $600M in new funding | TechCrunch Tampa and Nashville Launch Joint Accelerator for 15 HealthTech Startups ERROR: The request could not be satisfied Indian Startup News on Instagram: “Unacademy co-founders Gaurav Munjal and Roman Saini are raising a Rs 700 crore venture capital fund, Longshot Capital, to back early-stage AI and deeptech startups, according to a report by The Economic Times. The fund, registered as a Category II alternative investment fund (AIF), has reportedly secured commitments of about Rs 250-300 crore, or roughly 36-43% of its target. It is aiming for a first close in January 2027, though the size and timeline could change as fundraising continues. The plan comes less than two months after upGrad completed its all-stock acquisition of Unacademy. The Bengaluru-based fund plans to back 25-28 startups at the seed and pre-Series A stages, according to the report. Initial cheques will range from $500,000 to $1.5 million, for a target ownership of 8-12% in each company. #bengaluru #edtech #unacademy #deeptech #upGrad #founders #startups #indianstartupnews” Inside Anthropic’s IPO Filing: Massive Cloud Bills and Soaring AI Sales Bengaluru Tech Summit: Karnataka to host AI and robotics pavilion with Bharat.ai; 101 startups expected – Moneycontrol.com Business News: Stock and Share Market News, Economy and Finance News, Sensex, Nifty, Global Market, NSE, BSE Live IPO News – Moneycontrol.com Almont startup turns used EV batteries into mobile power – Tri-City Times Two Welsh Founders Secure £415,000 UKRI Contract for AI Startup – Business News Wales The startup incubation journey of Hue University students. Nigerian 'Buy Now Pay Later' Startup Klump Shuts Down after Five Years – Techeconomy Exclusive: axiTrust To Raise $5 Mn From Argor.vc, Others No thesis required for PhD: This IIT introduces a new model for scholars UK adds £120M for Sovereign AI Fund to invest in and buy from startups — TFN Lithium futures jump 11% in China as AI data center demand collides with EV market – Startup Fortune Karnavati University hosts Gandhinagar edition of GENESIS NextGen Startup Summit – Ahmedabad Mirror Nation’s First Jeonbuk Fintech Support Center Launches: “Fostering the Digital Finance Industry” – The Asia Business Daily Nation’s First Jeonbuk Fintech Support Center Launches: “Fostering the Digital Finance Industry” – The Asia Business Daily 主頁 – 新聞 | etnet 經濟通|香港新聞財經資訊和生活平台 JEE Advanced Failure to ₹9 Crore Funding: IIT Madras student Kuldeep Rathore’s remarkable startup journey artficial intelligence: Brazil’s Itau agrees to buy AI startup NeoSpace for $589 million – The Economic Times Pronto founder Anjali Sardana sets up US-based physical AI venture Provision Labs – The Economic Times Itau Buys Brazil AI Startup NeoSpace for $580 Million in Cash – Bloomberg.com Paar Autonomy Raises ₹10 Crore to Expand AI-Powered Camera Systems and GPS-Free Drone Navigation – Indian Startup Times When the Code Fails, Burn Incense: China’s AI Startups Turn to the Gods – RADII Symx.ai spent over a decade unlocking mining data. Now it’s building an OS for heavy industry Indian Startup News on Instagram: “Sarvam AI co-founder Dr. Vivek Raghavan warned that India risks becoming a “digital colony” if it continues to depend on foreign AI technologies. Speaking at The Scindia School’s 129th Founder’s Day event in Gwalior, Raghavan stressed the need for India to develop its own foundational AI models, computing infrastructure and data capabilities. Addressing students, he said, “You are not the future of this country. You are its present,” urging them to take responsibility for India’s technological future. Drawing on more than a decade of volunteering on the Aadhaar project, Raghavan highlighted India’s ability to build technology at population scale. He envisioned AI developed “by Indians, for India, and then for the world,” with affordable solutions for education, healthcare, banking and public services. He also emphasised AI accessibility in Indian languages and called for continuous reskilling and safeguards against fraud, misinformation and security threats. #sarvam #AI #founders #students #digital #technology #indianstartupnews” Revolut should let users kill any pre-authorised payment in one click – Startup Fortune IIM Calcutta Innovation Park and Atal Innovation Mission Join Hands to Strengthen India's Startup Incubation Ecosystem – India Education Diary Tanzanian healthtech startup Medikea raises $1.2 million to expand healthcare access – Innovation Village | Technology, Product Reviews, Business Nigerian buy now, pay later startup Klump announces shutdown, says it declined an acquisition offer – Techpoint Africa Ziina secures UAE approvals for merchant payments and international transfers Covéa leads early-stage round in EV battery diagnostics startup Entroview – Dealroom Medikea raises $1.2 million to expand its healthcare network This Texas startup is turning oil well waste into EV batteries – Fast Company Tanzanian e-health startup Medikea raises $1.2m pre-seed funding – Disrupt Africa Swedish AI browser Strawberry takes on US AI heavy hitters as comes out of beta YC-backed healthtech startup BioStack raises $9.5 million from Peak XV, DCVC, others – The Economic Times YC-backed healthtech startup BioStack raises $9.5 million from Peak XV, DCVC, others – The Economic Times AI Reshapes Finance Marketing – Fintech Schweiz Digital Finance News – FintechNewsCH Nvidia’s OctoAI Acquisition: Who Is Luis Ceze, the AI Startup’s Co-Founder? Director-founded AI startup Destiny joins NVIDIA Inception Dunamu & Partners, only Korean firm to invest in $2.3 bn US space data center startup Starcloud – KED Global Seoul Fintech Week 2026 brings AI finance and startup investment into focus – The Korea Times Indian Startup News on Instagram: “Between October 19 and October 24, 2026, as many as 19 Indian startups from diverse sectors raised over $211 million in funding from investors. These sectors include Logistics, AI, Defencetech, Jewellery, Healthtech, Fashion, Fintech, Spacetech, HRtech, Devtools, and Healthcare. Last week, Indian startups raised over $328 million, with Semiconductor startup Tessolve Semiconductor raising $75 million alone. #funding #AI #investors #startups #technology #bengaluru #mumbai #indianstartupnews” Swedish startup Strawberry launches AI agent platform and preps Series A funding round SKKU Global Startup Program with Thai Youth – QS GEN [Paek Jongmin’s Deep Tech] Startups Headquartered Overseas: Look at Substance, Not Address – The Asia Business Daily Blog Home