Perpule, the Omni-channel retail tech company and India’s first self-checkout enabler, has raised USD 4.7 million in Series A funding from Prime Venture Partners, Kalaari Capital, and Venture Highway. The startup has more than 500,000 consumers using its self-checkout and […]
While social networking giant Facebook continues to face flak from the Indian government on user data breach issues, none of that has stopped it from preparing to reap profits from its millions of users in India. The American company has […]
WeWork, the co-working space company, has introduced WeWork Labs in India, an initiative that, apart from the space and facilities that the company usually provides, will also create an ideation hub for customised programmes to young startups, with the aim […]
The Instituto Pedro Nunes is among 10 European incubators invited to be among the founders of the EU-India Incubators and Accelerators Network, a network of high-performance incubators with representatives regions of Europe and India. With the aim of fostering innovation cooperation between India […]
This month, the SAP Startup Social, which took place in Bengaluru in early August, has drawn a lot of attention to the startup ecosystem promoting discussions on innovation and technology. The event brought together technology startups, entrepreneurs, investors, tech honchos, […]
While the Silicon Valley of India, Bengaluru, has always been India’s tech hub, now there is even more reason to call it so. According to a report by the leading jobsite Indeed, namma Bengaluru is the Indian technology sector’s champion […]
Amazon and Embassy Group are collaborating to bring Alexa-enabled smart homes to India. As part of Embassy Group’s residential project Embassy Edge in Bengaluru, these homes will be pre-equipped with Amazon Echo range of smart speakers. Echo devices are popular […]
Two students from the University of Minnesota have developed a solution to solve water quality issues worldwide.
Amateur space startup OpenCube Labs is helping students in India make satellites out of used fizzy drinks cans, for just Rs 6000 – 7000.
A considerable amount of India’s population is suffering from mental health issues with nowhere to turn.
