Globally, AI startups have attracted over $100 billion in funding in the first half of 2025, nearly triple the $38.5 billion raised over the same period last year.
Africa’s share of that pie remains small, but is steadily expanding. Last week, I highlighted a string of notable deals from eight startups from the continent that have raised over $40 million this year.
Capria Ventures, which manages assets worth about ₹2,000 crore, is sharpening its focus on enterprise artificial intelligence (AI), manufacturing automation and the
Indian data centers, GCCs and IT services firms are set up to run more agentic AI workloads for Western clients than any
For fifty years, the primary constraint in building with software was human skill. That constraint has now been broken. Not reduced, broken.
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