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    Zoho embraces AI era post-DeepSeek with new agentic technology

    Zoho, on Tuesday, unveiled its agentic AI capabilities across its platform, allowing enterprises to access, create, and deploy intelligent, autonomous digital agents. In the coming weeks, Zoho and ManageEngine will preview pre-built, task-specific agents throughout Zoho’s product suite. "We want the LLMs today for a chain of thought reasoning and not memorising our data...We also need output engineering," said Sridhar Vembu, chief scientist and cofounder of Zoho Corp.

    Semiconductor venture application submitted to govt; various evaluations on: Zoho CEO Vembu

    Sridhar Vembu, Co-founder and CEO of Zoho Corp, announced that their semiconductor venture has submitted its application to the government. The evaluation process is thorough and ongoing. Additionally, Zoho launched Vikra, a seller app on ONDC, and Zoho IoT, a low-code platform for custom IoT solutions. The company saw a 31% customer growth in India in 2023.

    23 women successfully placed under 'Marupadi' initiative: Zoho

    The 'Marupadi' (again in Tamil) programme launched by the city-headquartered firm aims to help women who aspire to resume their careers after a break. The initiative was launched by Zoho Corp last year on March 8, coinciding with International Women's Day celebrations.

    Zoho India FY22 profit rises 43% to Rs 2,748.83 crore

    The company generates revenue from licensing of software products, consulting, software maintenance and technical support.

    Zoho to hire 2,000 people, expand operations in India, abroad

    Zoho is looking to hire more software developers, quality assessment engineers, web developers, designers, product marketers, writers, technical support engineers and sales executives.

    Zoho arm to hire 1,000 by 2022, group to double revenue in four years

    The Chennai-headquartered group said its headcount and revenue will double in the next four years even if it grows at the current rate.

    The Economic Times
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