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India’s technological landscape has undergone a significant shift, with Artificial Intelligence no longer confined to the fringes but rather emerging as a central force driving innovation. The rapid digitalization across sectors such as banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), telecommunication, healthcare, and automotive has spurred a robust demand for AI-integrated solutions. In response, a wave of startups has emerged, offering AI and related services tailored to address diverse business challenges across industries.Kolkata Stocks
As the adoption of AI continues to soar, so does the funding for enterprises specializing in these services. This trend is illuminated through a comprehensive analysis of year-on-year funding comparisons in India’s AI ecosystem, showcasing the upward trajectory of investment. Notably, the report sheds light on high-value investments in Indian startups and identifies those receiving funding consistently over consecutive years.
Moreover, the report delves into the landscape of acquisition deals involving Indian AI startups over the past three years. Against a backdrop of fewer funding rounds in 2023, larger AI enterprises and startups are increasingly turning to mergers and acquisitions as a strategy for diversification into new domains.Pune Stock
A deep dive into the activities of AI and analytics startups within the Indian ecosystem reveals a concentrated focus on key technologies aimed at tackling diverse industry challenges. Additionally, the report scrutinizes investors’ capital allocation across startups and industries, tracing their funding patterns across different funding series and geographic locations.
AIM Research publishes an annual report to analyze funding received by start-ups based in India and provides details on the AI & analytics landscape.
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