India's GCC Boom Is Becoming a Startup Problem
The world's largest companies are building more technology in India. But what does that mean for Indian startups competing for the same talent, customers and ideas?
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The world's largest companies are building more technology in India. But what does that mean for Indian startups competing for the same talent, customers and ideas?
What happens to venture-backed startups that are too valuable to shut down, but too weak to raise again
The biggest threat to a startup may not be another startup, but a conglomerate that can bundle, cross-subsidise and wait years for returns.
One job title now covers strategy, sales, operations, fundraising, admin and everything in between
India is moving from human-initiated UPI payments to delegated spending by software. That could be one of the biggest changes since UPI itself.
Deeptech startups are raising bigger rounds and winning larger government orders. The missing piece is the working capital needed to actually deliver them.
As products become easier to copy, distribution, brand and customer access are becoming harder to replace.
Not every AI wrapper will fail, but the ones without data, distribution or customer lock-in have a much harder road ahead.
Startups once hired for the businesses they expected to become. Now compensation is being judged against the businesses they actually built.
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