Harmonic has raised 120 million dollars at a 1.45 billion dollar value. The AI startup, co-founded by Vlad Tenev, focuses on math-based reasoning through its model Aristotle. The funds will support research, hiring and stronger computing systems. Harmonic plans to grow its math-first AI approach and build reliable tools for real-world use.
Google and Accel have launched a joint plan to support early-stage AI startups in India. Each selected startup may receive up to 2 million dollars. The plan will also provide training, cloud credits and expert support. The initiative aims to help Indian founders build safe, high-quality AI products for global use.
Agritech startup AgroStar has raised $30 million to grow its retail network and expand its AI farming tools. The company plans to reach more farmers across India and build more products for its platform. This funding highlights growing investor interest in agritech and shows how technology driven farming solutions are becoming important in India.
A new report shows early stage funding for India’s semiconductor startups has grown from 5 million US dollars in 2023 to 28 million US dollars in 2024. By July 2025, the sector crossed 44 million US dollars. The rise shows strong investor confidence in chip design, hardware and deep tech startups as India builds its semiconductor ecosystem.
Bengaluru-based space tech startup Ulook has raised ₹19 crore to develop autonomous satellite swarms for radio-frequency sensing and spectrum awareness. The funding, led by growX Ventures and InfoEdge Ventures, will help Ulook expand its team, build more satellites and complete upcoming missions. The startup aims to make India a leader in low-cost space intelligence and deep tech innovation.
Meet 22-year old engineers from Mahindra University, Hyderabad that have founded a deeptech startup- Harvested Robotics that has become India’s First Startup to make AI-Powered Robot to use lasers for Weeding.
P-Tal, a Kitchenware D2C brand that makes handcrafted copper, brass, and bronze items has grown into a premium lifestyle brand blending heritage, health, and design to build India’s first truly global heritage.
Trufrost & Butler, a commercial refrigeration and food service equipment company raised $7M in growth funding. The funding will be used to strengthen order fulfillment, expand service infrastructure, increase domestic manufacturing, and explore opportunities in selected international markets.
Flipspaces, India’s office interior design services, received a fresh capital from UAE-headquartered CE-Invests, Singapore-headquartered Panthera Growth Partners, and Japan-headquartered SMBC Asia Rising Fund. It plans to expand its geographical presence, strengthen supply chain, and enhance AI-driven tech. This investment followed the startup’s recent $35 million funding round led by Iron Pillar, with participation from Synergy Capital Partners and Prashasta Seth.
Baiju PrafulKumar Bhatt, an Indian-American entrepreneur has become the only Indian-origin founder to feature in the youngest category. He was born to Gujarati immigrant parents and spent his early years in Alabama before moving to Virginia. When they were burdened with financial issues due to his father being diagnosed of kidney failure while pursuing a PhD, he still powered through
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