https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/desi-ai-founders-risk-falling-behind-overseas-peers-accel/articleshow/121632421.cmsAccel partners highlight that Indian AI startups are lagging behind global competitors due to a lack of urgency and limited global vision, despite comparable technical skills. They emphasize that US-based AI startups with rapid revenue growth achieve significantly higher valuations compared to Indian counterparts. Investors now expect AI-first companies to scale rapidly, demanding a global mindset for success.Desi AI founders risk falling behind overseas peers: Accel
Accel partners highlight that Indian AI startups are lagging behind global competitors due to a lack of urgency and limited global vision, despite comparable technical skills. They emphasize that US-based AI startups with rapid revenue growth achieve significantly higher valuations compared to Indian counterparts. Investors now expect AI-first companies to scale rapidly, demanding a global mindset for success.Accel partners highlight that Indian AI startups are lagging behind global competitors due to a lack of urgency and limited global vision, despite comparable technical skills. They emphasize that US-based AI startups with rapid revenue growth achieve significantly higher valuations compared to Indian counterparts. Investors now expect AI-first companies to scale rapidly, demanding a global mindset for success.
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Accel partners highlight that Indian AI startups are lagging behind global competitors due to a lack of urgency and limited global vision, despite comparable technical skills. They emphasize that US-based AI startups with rapid revenue growth achieve significantly higher valuations compared to Indian counterparts. Investors now expect AI-first companies to scale rapidly, demanding a global mindset for success.
In a significant relief, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has put a hold on the insolvency proceedings against Reliance Infrastructure. This decision follows an appeal filed by the company, challenging the earlier order by the NCLT's Mumbai bench, which had admitted an insolvency plea from IDBI Trusteeship Services.In a significant relief, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has put a hold on the insolvency proceedings against Reliance Infrastructure. This decision follows an appeal filed by the company, challenging the earlier order by the NCLT's Mumbai bench, which had admitted an insolvency plea from IDBI Trusteeship Services.
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