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Google invests in Indian startups Glance and DailyHunt 23rd Dec 2020    |    Source: TechCrunch Google said on Tuesday it is investing in two Indian startups, Glance and DailyHunt, as the Android-maker makes further push in the world’s second largest internet market. Two-year-old Indian startup Glance, which serves news, media content, and games on the lock screen of over 100 million smartphones, has raised $145 million in a new financing round from Google and existing investor Mithril Partners. The new round values Glance at over $1 billion, a person familiar with the matter said, m...

Glance transformed phone lock screens, it's now unicorn With more than 115 million daily active users, Glance delivers AI-driven personalised content in multiple languages including English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Bahasa, on the lock screen of Android smartphones. How does a leading US biotech company become coronavirus 'superspreader' Glance, a subsidiary of InMobi Group and owner of video-sharing social media platform Roposo, on Tuesday, announced it has closed a $145 million investment round from Google and existing investor Mithril Capital. The funding will be used to deepen artificial ...

Naveen Tewari creates second unicorn after InMobi; Glance raises funds from Google, Mithril Glance is a subsidiary of InMobi Group and owner of video-sharing social media platform Roposo December 23, 2020 / 10:13 AM IST InMobi's Naveen Tewari's lock-screen content platform Glance has raised $145 million from Google and existing investor Mithril Capital, an investment fund of Peter Thiel. With this, Tewari has created a second unicorn after InMobi. The company will use the new investment to deepen the AI capability across Glance and Roposo, expand the technology team, launch services on the...

Google and its American internet peers are steadily amping up their investment in India, latching onto the only other country with a billion-plus population after getting shut out of China. From Amazon.com Inc to Facebook Inc, they’re hoping to get in on the ground floor of what they envision as a smartphone and online commerce boom that could eventually create a market to rival the world’s No 2 economy. The online search leader has struck an alliance with Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Ltd to invest $4.5 billion and cooperate on technology initiatives including the development of ...