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    Amagi, Shiprocket post profits; US polls’ impact on IT

    Amagi’s Q2 profit surged nearly 30x while Shiprocket swung into the black for the first time. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Sequoia Capital restructures operations after raising $10 billion, shuts London office

    In a bold move, Sequoia Capital is undergoing a major restructuring by shutting down its London office and disbanding the Arc accelerator and Scouts programs. These changes come amid a leadership shift and a focus on selective investing. With approximately $10 billion raised in new funds, Sequoia is committed to backing European founders, albeit from its Bay Area hub.

    Coders out, VCs in: Investors bet billions on AI-first services

    The AI-native services firms’ promise of high margins and rapid growth with fewer people has attracted the interest of VC firms. If Distyl AI raised $175 million at a $1.8 billion valuation a year ago, Wonderful raised $550 million at a $5 billion valuation in September.

    360 ONE, TR Capital among buyers eyeing Paper Boat early backers stake

    Private equity firms, including 360 ONE and TR Capital, are negotiating to acquire a stake in Hector Beverages. Existing investors, such as A91 Partners and Sofina, explore partial exits from their investments. Other early backers intend to sell their entire stakes ahead of the planned IPO in 2027. Hector Beverages expects significant revenue growth, forecasting Rs 1,000-1,200 crore in FY27.

    No need to slow AI deployment if technology clears safety test: ElevenLabs CEO

    "There is increasing collaboration across the industry in the space to make sure that people work together to assess this risk," Staniszewski, 31, said in an interview. "But we need to balance the benefits for society and the risks."

    ElevenLabs hears a global tune in Indian voice AI deployments

    ElevenLabs, recently valued at $22 billion, is expanding its research, engineering, and deployment teams in the country, which is now its second-largest market, with over 250 enterprise clients. Staniszewski expects voice agents to move beyond customer support into sales and operations, with India potentially leading some of those applications.

    The Economic Times
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