12 articles tagged with “Startups”
The WeBuild programme reopens for women founders across Ireland, leveraging AI and no-code tools to dramatically cut startup build times and lower technical barriers, fostering a new wave of innovation.
Trellis Group opens applications for its 2026 Climate Tech Startups to Watch list, highlighting a maturing market and increased investor focus on proven technologies across data centers, material innovation, and climate adaptation, as global funding climbs to $40.5 billion.
A controversial AI startup, Cluely, co-founded by Roy Lee, epitomizes Silicon Valley's growing ethical dilemmas and the stark bifurcation foreseen in the AI era, leading to its expulsion from San Francisco.
Amidst tech stock declines, AI and robotics ignite massive investment, with OpenAI eyeing an $850B+ valuation and Jeff Bezos backing key innovators.
Qualcomm Ventures launches a $150M Strategic AI Venture Fund to back Indian AI startups in automotive, robotics, IoT, and mobile sectors, coinciding with India's projected AI market surge to $32B by 2031.
The AI industry's demanding work culture, characterized by 12-hour days and weekend work, is fueled by anxiety about job security and the speed of innovation, posing a significant warning for all sectors.
Indian deep tech startups are struggling, not from technical shortcomings but ecosystem failures. Market readiness, misaligned capital, and weak procurement pathways are leading to closures across AI, robotics, and climate tech.
One of the country's fastest-growing AI startups, Tractian, is significantly expanding its Atlanta presence by moving its headquarters to Coda at Tech Square, tripling its office footprint.
South Korea launches a national "Startup for All" initiative, aiming to transition from a conglomerate-centric economy to a global deep-tech innovation hub.
Former Palantir engineer Alex Dhillon's Outtake raises $40M from tech giants to scale its AI-powered autonomous cybersecurity agents amid growing sophistication of threats.
Prime Minister Modi's first 'Mann Ki Baat' of 2026 intertwines a viral 2016 social media trend with India's journey to becoming the world's third-largest startup ecosystem, emphasizing quality.
CES Director John T. Kelley emphasizes the need for more Indian innovations and technologies at the world-renowned consumer and auto tech show, highlighting India's growing tech influence.