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Former Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal has unveiled his highly anticipated AI venture, Parallel Web Systems, securing $50M in seed funding from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and Peak XV. The startup is developing cognitive AI agents capable of executing complex web tasks with human-like reasoning—potentially redefining how businesses and consumers interact with the digital world.

In a powerful endorsement of India’s technological ascent, Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI and a leading global voice in artificial intelligence, has singled out India for extraordinary praise. During a recent address, Altman declared India a “standout AI society” and announced plans for a visit to the country.

This isn’t just a casual compliment from a tech celebrity. For the mind behind ChatGPT and a pivotal figure in the AI revolution to recognize India’s unique position is a significant moment. It validates the immense work being done by Indian developers, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and researchers in the field of artificial intelligence.

India’s SaaS 2.0 revolution is a story of maturation, ambition, and strategic focus. By targeting the high-stakes, high-value Sales Enablement vertical, Indian founders are moving up the value chain.

They are no longer just providing utility; they are providing intelligence. They are no longer just supporting functions; they are powering the core revenue-generating engine of businesses worldwide. Sales Enablement is more than a vertical; it’s a testament to India’s evolving SaaS landscape—one that is smarter, more specialized, and ready to create the next generation of global champions