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    Peak XV has Rs 16,000 crore for investment; AI to be in focus: Rajan Anandan

    Peak XV Partners, managing director Rajan Anandan said the company isn't facing any shortage of capital, they just want more people starting up in AI. "We have over 25 AI investments that we’ve made over the last 1-1.5 years,” he said. Peak XV Partners recently led a $10.5 million funding round in AI health startup Cloudphysician.

    Koo calls it a day; Paytm Bank, auditor lock horns

    Once touted as India’s response to Twitter, it’s curtains for homegrown microblogging app Koo. Details on this and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    ET Make in India SME Summit in Lucknow: Micro industries must be given adequate support in the MSME ecosystem

    The purpose of these regional ET MSME Summit events is primarily to increase awareness, promote networking and support industry-specific learning to give small industries a leg up.

    ET Make in India SME Summit in Hyderabad: Small businesses should adopt modern technology as soon as possible

    ET MSME Regional Summit: Hyderabad’s startup ecosystem has come a long way and is now focussed on hi-tech areas such as drone technology and space manufacturing. More and more small businesses should embrace AI and other modern technologies if they want to survive for long.

    Russian economy has withstood what even China could not have achieved: Prof. Alexander Dynkin

    Prof. Alexander Dynkin discussed the significance of the Primakov Readings International Forum and the role of BRICS in shaping global economic trends. He emphasized India's pivotal role in BRICS and highlighted the growth potential in Russia-India ties. Dynkin provided insights into the Russian economy, foreign policy priorities, and commitments towards fostering regional stability and collaboration, especially in Africa. His analysis underscored Russia's resilience and strategic positioning in the evolving global landscape.

    How India's new brain power adds to its economic brawn

    India is transitioning from being the telemarketing voice of MNCs to their intellectual hub with the rise of GCCs. These fully owned and integrated hubs are driving growth, innovation, and value creation by leveraging India's talent pool. With a projected doubling of GDP share by 2030, GCCs are transforming India's economy and IT landscape, attracting global companies seeking tech talent and cost efficiency.

    The Economic Times
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