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Co-living startup Settl has raised Rs 10 crore in a pre-series A funding round led by Gruhas and We Founder Circle. Other investors in the round include Anthill Ventures, Inflection Point Ventures,

Executives from SiemensEDA have formed a China-based EDA company called Semiconductor Intelligent Design Automation (SEIDA), which says it will sell OPC (Optical Proximity Correction) software from early this year, reports Reuters. The

In a Forbes India cover story, the magazine examines how startup founders have braved the “funding winter” to secure funding for their ventures. The article draws a parallel to the character Ebenezer

Saudi Arabian digital lending platform Tameed has closed a Series A funding round worth $15m, led by Alromaih Investments. Tameed plans to use the funds to support its growth and meet the

Nadeera is a Lebanese startup that is using digital solutions to address the recycling and waste management problem in the Middle East. Founded in 2020, the startup works with communities in Lebanon,

AI-powered startup TestnTrack has raised an undisclosed amount of funding in its pre-seed round from EvolveX, a global startup accelerator. TestnTrack uses AI to automate hand-written assessments for educational institutions and coaching

The article discusses the rise of the femtech industry and its impact on women’s health and well-being. Here are the key points: The term “femtech” was coined in 2016 and refers to

The defence startup sector in India requires more funding support in order to thrive and grow. Captain Nikunj Parashar, the Founder and CEO of Sagar Defence Engineering Private Limited, discussed the challenges

ABB has announced the winners of its Accelerating Circularity Startup Challenge, which awarded three startups with $30,000 each to develop innovative ideas in collaboration with ABB. The challenge sought solutions that help

Aerosolar Ltd., a UK startup, will develop a commercial-scale reactor for its aerosol-assisted annealing process for perovskite solar cells, thanks to a £50,000 grant from Innovate UK. Perovskite solar cells are cheaper