Month: May 2026

Deep Tech Funding in India: The Shift from Consumer-Facing Apps to R&D-Driven Innovation

India’s deep-tech startup ecosystem is experiencing a significant surge in venture capital, with investors increasingly backing companies building foundational intellectual property in AI, semiconductors, robotics, space-tech, and climate tech .

After the frothy funding boom of consumer internet companies, the tide has turned. Limited Partners are now asking tough questions of VCs, including diversity (only 1.4% of funds are women-led), financial discipline (the importance of building lean), and regulatory preparedness for portfolio companies, particularly in fintech .

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IIT Madras Hosts First-Ever Technology Summit in Delhi to Transform Research into Real-World Solutions

The Indian Institute of Technology Madras marked a significant milestone on May 5, 2026, by hosting its first-ever Technology Summit at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi . Under the theme “From IITM. For Bharat. Building Together.” , the summit aimed to build a collaborative framework for industry-academia-government partnerships to design, develop, and deploy technologies that will shape India’s journey towards a Viksit Bharat .

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India’s Flexible Workspace Market to Expand 18% to 145 Million Sq Ft by 2027 on GCC and Startup Demand

India’s flexible workspace segment is poised for sustained expansion, with total capacity expected to grow 16–18% over the next two financial years to reach 140–145 million square feet, according to a report by Crisil Ratings . The sector has already witnessed rapid growth, recording a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 23% over the past three fiscal years through FY26 .

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Temple’s First 100 Units: Why Deepinder Goyal’s Wearable Startup Is Launching With a Whisper, Not a Bang

Goyal announced on X (formerly Twitter) that the first 100 units of the Temple wearable are ready to ship. Instead of opening the floodgates, the company is limiting early access to a curated group of athletes, scientists, doctors, founders, and creators .

In a startup era defined by hyper-growth and mass adoption, Temple’s controlled rollout is a refreshing anomaly—and it reveals a great deal about where the wearables market is heading

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