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Grab is acquiring Foodpanda’s Taiwan business for $600 million, marking its first expansion beyond Southeast Asia and signalling ambitions to become a broader regional super app.
Starlink has officially launched in the UAE, bringing satellite-based internet as an alternative to fibre and mobile networks, especially for remote and underserved regions.
Razorpay and Sarvam are introducing voice-first commerce in India, enabling users to search, order, and pay using simple voice commands—making digital transactions more accessible and intuitive.
Assiduus Global has raised $25 million in a pre-Series B round led by Bajaj Finserv to expand its AI-driven global commerce and supply chain platform across key international markets.
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After a slowdown, funding activity in India is showing signs of recovery. Investors are focusing on sustainable growth, with strong interest in fintech, EV, and AI-driven startups.
Nvidia remains at the center of the AI boom, with demand for its GPUs still outpacing supply. Major tech companies are investing heavily in AI infrastructure, making Nvidia one of the most critical players in the industry.
Tesla is accelerating production of its next-generation EV platform focused on lower costs and higher efficiency. The goal is to make electric vehicles more affordable while scaling global production capacity.
AI is shifting from chatbots to autonomous agents that can perform tasks end-to-end. Companies are building systems that can browse, code, analyze data, and execute workflows with minimal input, marking the next phase of AI evolution.
Apple is rolling out deeper AI integration across iPhone, Mac, and iPad, focusing on on-device processing for privacy. New updates bring smarter assistants, real-time summaries, and tighter ecosystem integration, signaling Apple’s serious push into the AI race.
Meet Devin — an AI that goes beyond code suggestions. It can plan tasks, write code, run tests, debug issues, and deploy applications almost autonomously. Instead of acting like a copilot, Devin behaves more like an AI software engineer capable of completing complex development tasks with minimal human guidance.
AI conversations are becoming more natural than ever. GPT-4o can understand speech, respond instantly, and even detect tone and emotion in real time. Developers are already building voice assistants, live translators, and AI support agents powered by this new generation of conversational AI.
Cursor is gaining popularity as an AI-native code editor that understands your entire codebase. Instead of simple autocomplete, it can generate features, refactor functions, explain complex code, and help debug issues with full project context, acting like an intelligent pair programmer inside your editor.
AI tools are enabling a new wave of solo founders. With AI handling coding, design, marketing, and even customer support, some startups are being built and operated by just one person. What once required a small team can now be launched by a single founder using powerful AI tools.
The rapid growth of AI is driving an unprecedented demand for high-performance GPUs. Companies are racing to secure Nvidia chips like the H100 and Blackwell to train and run large AI models, pushing the cost of AI infrastructure into the hundreds of millions for large clusters and making compute one of the most valuable resources in the tech industry.
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