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Three founders of Fabriclore, Vijay Sharma, Sandeep Sharma, and Anupam Arya, standing in front of the company's logo. The background features a colorful and abstract design, highlighting the fabric sourcing platform.

Fabriclore Raises $1.6M to Expand Tech-Enabled Fabric Sourcing Globally

Jaipur-based Fabriclore has raised $1.6 million in funding led by PeerCapital from Bengaluru and Regal Fabrics from the UAE. This tech-enabled fabric sourcing platform for fashion businesses will use the funds to expand its presence in key markets, including India, the Middle East, Europe, and the USA. The company will invest in technology to streamline operations, enhance customer experience, and scale internationally. Founded in 2016 by Vijay Sharma, Sandeep Sharma, and Anupam Arya, Fabriclore offers a wide portfolio of cotton, viscose, sustainable, and polyester fabrics. With a catalogue of 10,000 SKUs developed by over 550 suppliers, it has onboarded over 200 private labels within 12 months of its B2B pivot. Fabriclore also created the Fabric Experience Studio in Jaipur and plans more in tier-A cities in India and the UAE.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image features a promotional banner for Cloudphysician, an AI healthcare company. On the left side of the banner, there's a graphic of a doctor wearing a lab coat with a stethoscope, symbolizing healthcare. The center and right sections of the image display a large, bold logo of Cloudphysician against a blue background with light blue wave patterns. On the right, there are photos of two smiling men, Dr. Dhruv Joshi and Dr. Dileep Raman, the co-founders, wearing blue polo shirts with the Cloudphysician logo, representing the leadership behind the company. The overall design conveys a professional and innovative healthcare service.

Cloudphysician Raises $10.5M in Series A to Revolutionize Global Critical Care with AI

Cloudphysician, an AI healthcare startup based in Bengaluru, has secured $10.5 million in a Series A funding round led by Peak XV Partners, alongside Elevar Equity and Panthera Peak. The funding will bolster the startup's growth within India and its expansion into global markets including the US. This infusion of capital will enhance Cloudphysician’s AI platform, RADAR, advancing its co-pilot features to support medical professionals more effectively. Founded in 2017, Cloudphysician aims to transform critical care delivery by leveraging its AI-powered digital Care Center platform to manage ICU operations across approximately 2,400 beds in 230 hospitals. This innovative approach has significantly reduced ICU mortality rates by up to 40%, demonstrating Cloudphysician’s impact on healthcare efficiency and patient outcomes.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image features a horizontal banner for Zyod, showcasing a stylized, graphic design. The left side prominently displays the logo "ZYOD" in large, bold white letters on a dark green background. To the right, a detailed illustration depicts a person, seen from behind, working on fashion design patterns. They are hanging up various pieces of pattern paper, which include different garment outlines. The scene is set against the same dark green background and emphasizes elements of fashion design such as scissors, threads, and pins, adding to the creative, industry-focused theme of the banner.

Zyod Raises $18M in Series A to Expand and Innovate in Fashion Manufacturing

Zyod, a tech startup based in Gurugram, has secured $18 million in Series A funding to expand its global reach in the fashion manufacturing industry. Led by RTP Global, with participation from existing investors like Lightspeed and Alteria Capital, the funding will propel Zyod’s expansion into over 40 countries. The startup's innovative ERP software has revolutionized production processes, optimizing operations across more than 80,000 Indian factories. With this new capital, Zyod aims to penetrate markets in Brazil and Australia, and explore under-tapped regions such as Africa and Scandinavia. The company also recently launched a mobile app to better serve long-tail and enterprise clients, enhancing customer engagement and operational efficiency.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image is a banner for British International Investment, featuring a graphic design related to the electric vehicle (EV) industry. On the left, there's a green electric charging station with a white and blue electric car connected to it, symbolizing the charging process. In the center, there are two large bags of money adorned with the UK flag, representing significant financial investment. A large black lightning bolt symbol next to the money bags emphasizes the focus on electric power. The background is decorated with green and white curved lines, suggesting energy and movement. The company name "British International Investment" is prominently displayed, anchoring the theme of the banner.

British International Investment Targets $300 Million in India’s EV Sector

British International Investment (BII) plans to invest an additional $300 million in India's electric vehicle (EV) sector over the next three years, as stated by Abhinav Sinha, MD and Head of Technology & Telecoms. BII has previously funded Mahindra's EV operations and startups like Euler Motors, Turno, and Battery Smart, aiming to expand its reach in EV manufacturing, components, and financing. Highlighting India's current 6% EV market penetration, Sinha sees significant growth potential, projecting a rapid increase. He emphasized the strategic importance of early-stage investments, typically between $5 to $10 million. Moving forward, BII is dedicated to advancing India’s electric mobility, with a focus on enhancing the industry's infrastructure and consumer adoption through investments across the EV value chain.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image features a tranquil outdoor yoga scene set against a backdrop of a gentle sunrise and green landscape. On the left, a person is performing a yoga pose on a purple mat. In the center, a woman is seated cross-legged in meditation on a brown yoga mat. Several rolled yoga mats are displayed to the right, including one with the "YogiFi" branding. The "YogiFi" logo appears prominently in the foreground, symbolizing the brand's connection to nature and wellness. This serene setting evokes a peaceful and engaging environment for yoga enthusiasts.

YogiFi Launches: The Revolutionary AI-Powered Yoga Mat

YogiFi, a pioneering AI-powered yoga mat developed by Wellnesys Technologies at IIT Mandi's Technology Innovation Hub, is set to revolutionize home yoga practice. This "Make in India" product uses advanced sensors and AI to support asanas and analyze postures in real time, functioning as a virtual yoga instructor with personalized feedback to enhance user experience. Ideal for beginners, YogiFi provides interactive classes and posture guidance, adapting to individual progress for tailored coaching. The mat also integrates with smart home devices to optimize the yoga environment by adjusting music and lighting. Representing a blend of tradition and innovation, YogiFi underscores India’s commitment to technology and self-reliance, transforming the ancient art of yoga.

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Anurag Trivedi
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Desktop App for Mac

OpenAI has launched a ChatGPT desktop app for Mac, now available to all users via their official website. This app, compatible exclusively with Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or newer, offers several features including quick access through “Option + Space” keys, enhanced control over file uploads and conversation searches, and a new voice mode for verbal interaction. Additionally, users gain free access to the latest GPT-4 model. This release promises to streamline workflows and boost productivity, with a Windows version set to arrive later this year, broadening the app's accessibility.

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GreyLabs AI logo with a stylized circuit board background and a robotic figure standing on an AI chip.

GreyLabs AI Raises $1.5M Seed Round Led by Matrix Partners India

Proptech startup Landeed has announced securing strategic financing led by Paradigm Shift VC, though the amount remains undisclosed. The funds will be used to extend Landeed's product line and expand its workforce to support growth both in India and internationally. Previously, in January 2023, Landeed raised $8.3 million from Y Combinator, Draper Associates, and Bayhouse Capital.

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Anurag Trivedi
This image features a wide banner designed for a business or venture capital theme. On the left, there is a logo labeled "VentureSoul PARTNERS" within a rectangular box. The middle section displays a graphic of a hand holding a money bag, symbolizing financial investment or support. The background transitions from a golden sunset color on the left to a deep blue on the right, where an outline of a city skyline is illustrated, representing an urban business landscape. The design elements combine to convey themes of investment, partnership, and urban business development.

VentureSoul Launches INR 600 Cr Debt Fund Targeting Tech Startups in India

VentureSoul Partners has unveiled its first debt fund, VentureSoul Capital Fund I, setting a target corpus of INR 600 crores. Registered under SEBI as a Category II AIF, the fund has attracted investments from family offices, corporates, and high-net-worth individuals, with Micro Labs Ltd. serving as the anchor investor. Other notable investors include figures from KreditBee, Glen Appliances, and Baazar Kolkata. The fund aims to support tech startups across various sectors such as fintech, B2C, B2B, and SaaS, targeting companies at the Series A stage or beyond with a solid revenue model and at least $10 million in prior equity funding. VentureSoul, founded by three former bankers, is committed to introducing innovative debt solutions for startups, addressing a gap in structured financing within India's tech ecosystem. The fund plans to complete its first close by the end of June, focusing on startups that demonstrate substantial growth potential and revenue generation.

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Anurag Trivedi
The promotional banner for "Weather Union," a Zomato Giveback initiative, features a bright sky background with the logo "Weather Union" centrally positioned. On the right, there's an advanced weather station outfitted with sensors and a solar panel, showcasing the project's technological investment. On the left, Deepinder Goyal, co-founder of Zomato, is depicted smiling, adding a personal touch and highlighting his involvement in the initiative. The banner effectively merges technology with community engagement, emphasizing the initiative’s commitment to providing valuable weather data for public good.

Zomato Unveils 'Weather Union': India’s First Crowd-Sourced Weather Network

Zomato, led by co-founder Deepinder Goyal, has launched 'Weather Union', the first crowd-supported weather network in India, designed to provide accurate, real-time weather data. This initiative includes over 650 weather stations across 45 major cities, enhancing decision-making in various sectors. Under the 'Zomato Giveback' program, this weather data is freely accessible via an API, promoting economic productivity and community involvement. Zomato encourages public participation by inviting volunteers to host weather stations, marking a significant step in leveraging technology for public good.

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Anurag Trivedi
The image features a promotional banner for Testsigma, showcasing three of its founders against a dark backdrop overlaid with circuit board designs. From left to right, the founders displayed are Rukmangada Kandyala, Pratheep Velicherla, and Vikram Chaitanya, all wearing black polo shirts with the Testsigma logo. The Testsigma logo is also displayed prominently on the left side of the image, symbolizing the company's focus on tech innovation.

Testsigma Secures $8.2M for AI-Driven QA: Enhances Automation with Generative AI

Testsigma, an Indian-founded AI-powered, low-code test automation platform, announced it has raised $8.2 million in a funding round led by MassMutual Ventures, with participation from previous investors Accel, STRIVE, and BoldCap. The company, which raised $4.6M in 2022, introduced new GenAI features to enhance QA team efficiency and unveiled a product for the Salesforce ecosystem. Founded in 2019 by Rukmangada Kandyala, Pratheep Velicherla, Vikram Chaitanya, and Rajesh Reddy, Testsigma aims to automate testing using natural language and generative AI.

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Anurag Trivedi
This image features a banner with the phrase "Make In India" stylized in bold, orange letters on a black background. The phrase is divided into two lines: "Make In" on the top and "India" on the bottom. Each word is separated by a depiction of two blue microchips with intricate circuit designs, enhancing the technological theme of the banner. The design is clean and modern, emphasizing India's focus on advancing its technology and manufacturing sectors.

India's Semiconductor Revolution: Emerging Startups Powering Technological Autonomy

Explore the remarkable surge in India's technology landscape, driven by a decade of innovative strides in electric vehicles, drones, space technology, and a significant rise in technology funding. This feature delves into the burgeoning semiconductor industry, bolstered by governmental initiatives like the Semicon India programme and the India Semiconductor Mission. Discover how these efforts are steering India towards becoming a global hub for electronics manufacturing and design. Meet the trailblazing companies and visionary leaders at the forefront of this technological revolution, from AGNIT Semiconductors to Vervesemi, each contributing uniquely to India’s promising future in semiconductor technology. Join us as we highlight the pioneers who are not just participating in but actively shaping the future of India’s tech industry.

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Anurag Trivedi
Wide promotional banner featuring a Pine Labs payment terminal displaying a QR code on its screen, with a green textured background. The Entrepreneurship Studio logo is visible in the top left corner

Pine Labs Relocating to India: A Strategic Move Reflecting Broader Market Trends

Pine Labs, a fintech giant valued at over $5 billion, has just secured approval for a strategic merger of its Singapore and Indian entities, marking a significant realignment towards its operations in India. This move, supported by leading investors including Fidelity and PayPal, signifies a broader trend of Indian startups repatriating their bases to leverage the growing confidence in India's economic and regulatory frameworks. At Entrepreneurship Studio, we delve into the implications of Pine Labs' operational shift and explore what this means for the market dynamics and the broader startup ecosystem in India.

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Anurag Trivedi
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