VC funding into Indian startups for the first six months of the year touched $6.9 billion, raising hopes that capital inflow will surpass 2025 levels by the end of the year. Meanwhile, Noida-based Addverb has grown alongside India's warehouse automation industry.
Hello,
There’s a new AI startup in town.
Serial entrepreneur Bhavin Turakhia has launched Neo, an AI-native work platform.
He has committed $30 million of his own capital to Neo, which is Turakhia’s fifth entrepreneurial venture.
Neo combines work management with AI assistance, collaborative execution, and autonomous agents.
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