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Future check for Indian startups: 70% see demand for AI solutions

Startups see investments coming for deep tech, a term used for businesses that develop new offerings based on tangible engineering innovation or scientific discoveries

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Shivani Shinde
1 min read Last Updated : Jan 07 2024 | 9:48 PM IST
Last year was challenging for Indian technology startups after a decade of rapid growth. Valuations shrank and regulations changed. And yet India added more than 950 new startups in 2023 to take the total count to 31,000, according to a new report. 
Most startups expect to increase revenue but 46 per cent of them are positive about the funding environment. 
 
Startups see investments coming for deep tech, a term used for businesses that develop new offerings based on tangible engineering innovation or scientific discoveries.


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