India

Indian fintech firm Pine Labs launches unified payments platform in Singapore

Indian fintech firm Pine Labs announced Tuesday a unified platform for merchants in Singapore that combines payment acceptance, acquiring, instalment payments and customer engagement.

GSMA says India’s next digital phase depends on AI-ready networks and trust

GSMA research says India must turn its connectivity scale into AI-ready infrastructure, enterprise digitization and stronger digital trust.

MetaGO’s Kunal Kapoor and Dr. Kaushal Patel on clinician-led digital GLP-1 care [Q&A]

MetaGO's Kunal Kapoor and Dr. Kaushal Patel discuss clinical oversight, health-data tracking, AI safeguards and long-term outcomes in digital GLP-1 care.

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SoundHound powers Kia Sorento generative AI in India

SoundHound AI has deployed its conversational voice and generative AI technology in Kia's Sorento for India, supporting cabin control and live queries.

CtrlS taps Ciena for 100 Tb/s India data center network

CtrlS Datacenters is deploying Ciena optical networking across five Indian metro networks linking nine data centers with up to 100 Tb/s of capacity.

India’s Ultraviolette raises $85M to scale EV production and global expansion

Indian electric motorcycle maker Ultraviolette has raised $85 million led by Yali Capital and TDK Ventures to expand manufacturing, develop new EV platforms and grow internationally.

India’s PhonePe gets in-principle UAE approval for two payment licenses

India's PhonePe has received in-principle approval from the UAE central bank for two payment licenses, moving it closer to locally regulated operations in its first overseas market.

India’s Moneyview seeks up to $624M valuation in trimmed IPO

Indian fintech Moneyview is seeking a valuation of up to about $624 million in an initial public offering scheduled to open September 24 after reducing the size of the planned deal.

Nexperia and Tata Electronics deepen India’s semiconductor manufacturing push

Nexperia and Tata Electronics have formed a broad semiconductor partnership covering wafer fabrication, assembly, testing, technology development and supply resilience in India.

Applied Materials commits $5B to expand India semiconductor footprint

Applied Materials plans to invest $5 billion in India over the next decade, expanding research, suppliers and workforce as the country builds its chip ecosystem.