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Amagi hires Richard Perkett as chief product officer - Vimarsana News

Amagi hires Richard Perkett as chief product officer

Richard Perkett's appointment comes as Amagi looks to expand the offerings of its media-tech SaaS platform

AI powered equity platform PineGap.Ai raises USD 2.5 million - Vimarsana News

AI powered equity platform PineGap.Ai raises USD 2.5 million

PineGap.Ai, an AI-powered equity research platform, on Thursday said it has raised USD 2.5 million (about Rs 20.88 crore) in a funding round led by US-based investors SVQuad and Inventus Capital. The seed funding round also saw participation from DeVC and Silicon Valley serial entrepreneurs like

Accel, Premji Invest and others invest over $100 million in Amagi : Tech News - Vimarsana News

Accel, Premji Invest and others invest over $100 million in Amagi : Tech News

Accel, Premji Invest and others invest over $100 million in Amagi New Delhi: Tech firm Amagi on Saturday said , Avataar Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners and existing investor Premji Invest have collectively invested over $100 million (about Rs 735.2 crore) in the company. The venture funds have bought out the stake held by Emerald Media

funding crunch: 2023 Year in Review: Secondary rounds may headline deal flow at startups next year too - Vimarsana News

funding crunch: 2023 Year in Review: Secondary rounds may headline deal flow at startups next year too

Risk investors ET spoke with said secondary share sales are likely to continue in 2024, as the focus would be on the limited number of good assets where existing investors are looking to part-sell their stake.

Hit Job: Indian founders highlight importance of board alignment after Sam Altman's Jobs-like firing from OpenAI - Vimarsana News

Hit Job: Indian founders highlight importance of board alignment after Sam Altman's Jobs-like firing from OpenAI

Indian founders expect OpenAI’s progress to slow down, and feel that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella should allay fears