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    YC-backed healthtech startup BioStack raises $9.5 million from Peak XV, DCVC, others

    The Y Combinator-backed startup, which operates across India, the US, Brazil and Argentina, has access to more than 100 million de-identified patient records. It brings together fragmented clinical information, including medical scans, pathology reports, prescriptions, treatment histories and patient outcomes, to create complete patient records that can be used to train AI models.

    India's daily multimodal AI use to nearly double to 43% by 2030: Ericsson report

    Daily use of multimodal AI in India is expected to nearly double by 2030 from current levels. The report highlights a shift towards more frequent interactions with AI across various devices and locations. As usage increases, network traffic will become more upload-heavy, leading to demands for better network performance. Agentic AI is projected to rise significantly, with many users expecting enhancements in efficiency.

    Tata Communications to plug Rs 4,350 crore in AI super highway

    Tata Communications aims to invest Rs 4,350 crore to create 10,000 km of AI-ready connectivity infrastructure across India. The investment will enhance the existing network and add significant capacity to data-centre connectivity. The three-phase project development will focus on key growth corridors including Mumbai, Pune, and Chennai. Tata Communications will also expand its networks to connect various emerging data-centre ecosystems.

    L&T Technology Services signs five-year deal with Nokia for R&D support in India

    L&T Technology Services (LTTS) on Monday announced a five-year contract with Nokia to support its engineering and research and development (R&D) activities in India, according to an exchange filing.

    India must bolster tech, economic resilience: Dean Grandy, KPMG's global head for government and public sector

    India is encouraged to boost its domestic technology capabilities and economic resilience to face geopolitical tensions. Strengthening self-sufficiency in artificial intelligence and infrastructure is essential for national interests and security. Collaborative partnerships with like-minded governments are important for shared insights and investment opportunities. Developing independent AI regulations will safeguard India's data and business environment effectively. Addressing the emerging challenges in AI will be crucial as India's capabilities expand.

    Goa Chamber of Commerce and Industry hails state's AI Policy 2026

    In a statement, GCCI president Pratima Dhond said the Goa AI Mission 2026 represented an important step towards building a technology-led economy while leveraging the state's existing strengths in tourism, healthcare, environmental systems and creative industries.

    The Economic Times
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