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Palo Alto Networks’ acquisition of Bengaluru-based AI infrastructure

Palo Alto Networks’ acquisition of Bengaluru-based AI infrastructure startup Portkey  is a landmark moment for India’s deep-tech ecosystem. This deal is not just about one company’s exit—it reflects a broader, accelerating trend where Indian startups are becoming strategic acquisition targets for global giants racing to secure their next-generation tech stacks.

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The Battle Lines Are Drawn: Why Amazon & Meta Are Pushing Back

Amazon and Meta are stepping into India’s UPI arena, not through standalone launches, but by joining a powerful lobbying effort to break the decades-long dominance of PhonePe and Google Pay . Here’s a look at what’s driving this push and how it could reshape India’s digital payments landscape.

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Instant Service Apps Face Worker Crunch as Demand Surges: Can Urban Company, Pronto, and Snabbit Solve the Supply Gap?

The segment, which started as an on-demand and ‘instant’ model, first saw an impact on some services in a few micro-markets as several workers returned home due to assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Kerala, as well as for the harvest season in agrarian states .

According to a Morgan Stanley report, the segment clocked 10 million monthly users in March . However, across several micro-markets in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, 15-minute bookings have become unavailable for days and even near-term slots have turned grey .

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Deep Tech to Drive India’s ‘Unicorn 2.0’ Wave, Says Infosys Co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan

Speaking at the CII Unicorn Summit 2026, Gopalakrishnan articulated a clear vision for the next phase of Indian entrepreneurship: “Unicorn 2.0,” built on deep technology and advanced manufacturing . Moving beyond consumer internet and fintech, the next wave of billion-dollar Indian startups must be built on deep technology and advanced manufacturing to secure the country’s strategic autonomy .

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HyugaLife Raises ₹100 Cr Series A Led by IvyCap Ventures to Solve India’s ‘Trust Deficit’ in Nutrition Supplements

India’s rapidly growing nutrition supplements market has long battled a credibility crisis. With a flood of brands making lofty claims about protein content and ingredient purity, the average consumer is often left wondering: is this product genuine? Is it safe?

Enter HyugaLife, a Mumbai-based health and wellness e-commerce platform that has built its entire business model on countering this distrust. On April 27, 2026, the startup announced it has raised ₹100 crore (approximately $10.5 million) in a Series A funding round led by IvyCap Ventures, with participation from First Bridge Fund .

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