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Marking a decade in India, the Google for Startups accelerator programme has supported more than 230 startups with mentorship, infrastructure, and access to AI-powered tools. The milestone comes as the tech giant steps up its focus on startup founders and developers in India. Since its launch in 2015, the tech giant’s initiative has made it […]

Google has picked 20 AI startups for its accelerator programme in India, according to a statement from the tech major on Friday. The shortlisted names for the ‘Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First’ initiative were picked from 1,600 applicants across healthcare, finance, climate, education, and other sectors. These companies are working on agentic, multimodal, and

Nvidia is to invest£2bn in the UK AI startup ecosystem. Nvidia said: “The new capital will be used to foster economic growth, develop more innovative AI technologies, create new companies and jobs, and empower the UK to compete in the AI market globally.” As part of its investment package,Nvidia plans to invest in prominent UK

Tech giant Google announced on Friday that 20 artificial intelligence (AI) startups have joined the latest cohort of its Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First programme. The 2025 class of the programme includes Adya AI, Aignosis, AiSteth, Apptile, Dview, Knit, Mili AI, Mysa, MyWonder, ORBO AI, Phot.AI, Protecto, Pulse, Resilience AI, Segmind, Sortment, Sparky AI,

TT Ventures, the venture capital arm of Türk Telekom, hosted its flagship summit in Istanbul, bringing together Türkiye’s most promising artificial intelligence startups with leading global investors. The “Global Value Growth” summit at Atatürk Cultural Center marked a strategic effort to position Türkiye’s entrepreneurial ecosystem as a global innovation hub, with a particular focus on

Google Cloud is gaining momentum in the competition against Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. The company recently secured two fast-growing AI coding startups, Lovable and Windsurf, as new customers. On Thursday, Google confirmed that Lovable and Windsurf have selected Google Cloud as their main provider. Both startups now depend on Google’s infrastructure to