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Google and Accel India back 5 startups, avoiding AI wrapper models
Google and Accel India select five startups for their accelerator, focusing on deep-tech innovation and steering clear of AI wrapper-based business models.
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Google and Accel India select five startups for their accelerator, focusing on deep-tech innovation and steering clear of AI wrapper-based business models.
Gumloop secures $50 million in funding from Benchmark to expand its platform, which lets employees create AI agents and automate business workflows without coding skills.
Startup Wonderful has raised $150 million in Series B funding at a $2 billion valuation, highlighting strong investor confidence in its growth and expansion plans.
Online retailer Quince reaches a $10 billion valuation after raising $500 million in a funding round led by Iconiq, signalling strong investor confidence in the brand’s growth.
Breakout Ventures has raised a $114 million fund to support startups using artificial intelligence to accelerate scientific research and deep tech innovation.
Nearly 40 startups worldwide have reached unicorn status in 2026, reflecting renewed investor confidence and strong growth in AI, fintech, and enterprise technology.
General Catalyst and Spark are reportedly raising multi-billion-dollar venture funds, signalling the return of mega-fund activity as investment interest in startups begins to recover.
Mind Robotics, a Rivian spin-out, has raised $500 million to build AI-powered industrial robots designed to automate manufacturing, logistics, and large-scale industrial operations.
AI networking startup Eridu emerges from stealth with a $200 million Series A funding round, aiming to build infrastructure that connects advanced AI systems at scale.
Founders Fund is close to raising $6 billion for its newest growth fund, signalling strong investor demand as the venture capital firm expands investments in technology and startups.
ModRetro, the retro-gaming startup founded by Palmer Luckey, is reportedly seeking fresh investment at a $1 billion valuation as interest in classic gaming hardware grows.
Robinhood’s startup-focused investment fund had a weak start on its NYSE debut, highlighting investor caution toward new-venture-style public funds.
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