The latest from India's startup and technology ecosystem
Flipkart's latest moves reveal rapid expansion into quick commerce and food delivery, regulatory challenges, and the financial dynamics of its backed ventures like super.money, alongside strategic wins with Netflix.
Beijing-based Moonshot introduces Kimi K3.1 Pro, a 3-trillion-parameter-class open-weight AI model with built-in hacking curbs, addressing growing concerns about AI-powered cyberattacks. The company plans to publish the model's weights by November 4, following its Kimi K3 launch in 2024.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra's recent statement reaffirms the central bank's mandate for Tata Sons to list publicly, following the rejection of its NBFC license surrender in September 2026.
Honasa Consumer, parent of Mamaearth, elevates Vipul Maheshwari to Chief Product & Technology Officer, signaling a strategic commitment to agentic AI in its B2C retail operations.
Zetwerk listed on the NSE at a 5.5% premium after its ₹5,012 crore IPO. We examine the journey from its initial DRHP, investor returns, and the ongoing challenge of widening thin margins in B2B manufacturing.
Following the SBI data breach, the Internet Freedom Foundation is pushing the RBI to mandate timely customer notifications for all regulated entities. This signals rising compliance pressure for Indian fintech and tech startups, even before the DPDP Act.
Eternal, formerly Zomato, reports a Rs 125 crore profit in Q2 FY27, shifts its Adonmo investment into a Rs 156 crore stake in the Mygate merger, and unveils its privacy-focused AI platform, Dark.ai.
Ola Electric's shares fell over 7% on October 23 following a bearish call from Goldman Sachs, just after its ₹1,000 crore rights issue opened. The drop follows months of product launches, retail expansion, and significant capital raises.
More than 2,000 Akvo machines now run in at least 15 countries. Together they produce roughly 300,000 litres of drinking water a day, and none…
Amazon is aggressively pushing its TorchNeuron tool to challenge Nvidia's GPU dominance while simultaneously blocking external AI agents from its shopping platform, a strategy contrasting with Walmart's approach.