India AI Funding Jumps 50% as Startups Boost Local Innovation
Indian AI startups raised $665 million in 2025, reflecting a 50% increase in funding that bolsters local innovation and investor engagement.
Indian AI startups raised $665 million in 2025, reflecting a 50% increase in funding that bolsters local innovation and investor engagement.
IBM has launched its new Client Experience Centre in Mumbai, enhancing AI and quantum computing access for Indian businesses, bolstering local innovation.
Fractal Analytics files for a ₹4,900 crore IPO, aiming to be India’s first public AI company, highlighting the growing importance of AI in business.
Graas.ai has raised $9 million in funding to accelerate the deployment of its eCommerce automation solutions, enhancing decision-making for Indian brands.
India’s AI spending is projected to reach $10.4 billion by 2028, with a significant increase in enterprise automation and adoption of agentic AI among organizations.
Arivihan secures $4.17M to enhance personalized AI education for rural Indian students, targeting scalable and affordable solutions.
Google launches a three-month AI accelerator program to boost Indian startups, featuring 20 selected companies receiving mentorship and resources to enhance innovation.
AgentikX, Wyser’s new AI fund, accelerates B2B startup investments in India with a $25M target. This initiative aims to transform legacy business systems and boost the startup ecosystem.
AI startups in the US have raised over $40 billion in funding, indicating strong investor confidence. Key players like OpenAI and Glean are leading this growth, showcasing emerging opportunities for businesses.
McDonald’s will significantly boost AI investments in India by 2027, creating around 2,000 jobs and establishing technology-driven operations in Hyderabad.
Amazon Web Services announces a ₹1.11 lakh crore investment in India to enhance AI and cloud infrastructure, aiming to create 81,000 jobs annually by 2030.
ILine.ai has secured $500K in funding to enhance last-mile logistics in India’s Tier-2 cities, focusing on clean and eco-friendly delivery solutions.
India’s startup ecosystem sees a surge in AI investment, highlighted by the ET Soonicorns Summit and grassroots innovation through the ODOP Awards. Government support fosters growth in deeptech ventures and local entrepreneurship.
RackBank launches India’s first AI-centric Special Economic Zone in Nava Raipur, creating new opportunities for tech companies and startups across the country.
India’s first smart cooking assistant automates meal preparation with AI-powered recipes and minimal human effort required.