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SpaceX, OpenAI windfall fuels bets on next-wave Asian AI winnersAnticipating significant capital raises from tech giants like SpaceX and OpenAI, investors are shifting focus to Asian supply chain compani...- Elsa Bloodstone joins Marvel Rivals in Season 6.5: Abilities, team-ups, and release dateNetEase Games has revealed Marvel Rivals Season 6.5, introducing Elsa Bloodstone as the game’s recent Duelist. Launching on February 13, El...
- Nazara Technologies reports 43% increase in profit after tax at Rs 17 crore in Q4Nazara Technologies reported a 43% increase in profit after tax to Rs 17 crore for Q4 FY24. Operating revenue for March fell 8% to Rs 266 c...
- Nazara games subsidiary to acquire Ultimate Teen Patti IP from Games24x7Nazara Technologies acquires Ultimate Teen Patti IP rights for Rs 10 crore from Games24x7. Nextwave subsidiary to expand casual freemium ga...
- Exicom Tele-Systems to float IPO on Feb 27; aims to raise Rs 329 crore via fresh issueEV chargers maker Exicom Tele-Systems Ltd is set to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on February 27
- Four companies get Sebi's nod to launch IPOsThese four firms, which had filed their preliminary papers with the markets watchdog between June and October, obtained observation letters...
- Exicom Tele-Systems files draft papers with Sebi to garner funds via IPOAlso, the company plans to raise Rs 80 crore through a pre-IPO placement round. If such placement is undertaken, the fresh issue size will ...
- Nazara Tech Q4 results: Profit up 92% at Rs 9.4 crore, revenue rises 65%For the full FY23, the company reported a profit of Rs 61.4 crore and revenues of Rs 1,091 crore, up 21% and 75%, respectively.
- Tech Mahindra, Palo Alto Networks announce managed security services pactThis agreement leads to the expansion of Tech Mahindra’s global partnership with the US-based multinational to provide a full suite of mana...
- Spotlight on desi games, Ludo King dethrones PUBGWith the entire country locked-in and craving indoor entertainment, India has not just emerged as the world’s largest downloader of gaming ...
- India GDP to shrink by 4.5% in 2020 due to Covid-19 pandemic: Dun & Bradstreet reportIndia could witness a negative growth of 4.5% in 2020 fiscal, but could grow at a healthy growth rate of 6.3% in 2021 fiscal, Country Risk ...
- Life sciences & health: B’lore’s startups to aid next wave of partnerships with Netherlands, says expertThe emerging synergies in digital, e-health and research collaboration will enhance the knowledge ecosystem in Netherlands and create new j...
- Nazara’s Nextwave partners with Cricket Australia to bring league to smartphonesNazara looks to expand its cricket gaming portfolio and step up investments.
- Nazara Tech enters offline VR gaming with InstaSportz dealNazara, which has picked up 10% stake in InstaSportz, will raise it to 26% by November with the firm likely to take a majority stake going ...
- Turtle Entertainment picks up small stake in Nazara GamesThe Indian e-sports gaming company has a five year contract with ESL, with the focus being on developing the e-sports gaming market across ...
- Nazara rides the NextWave, buys stake in Chennai firmWhile Nazara declined to comment on the size of the deal, its CEO Manish Agarwal said that NextWave Multimedia is the company’s first major...
- Here's why ShopClues, Xiaomi and redBus have turned their focus on rural consumersDividing rural internet users in India into five categories, Boston Consulting Group had pointed out the potential of two large segments: a...
- Apps for Chennai Challenge: Contest aims to discover talent to develop apps to enhance city experienceThe idea was to transform people’s love for the city into apps that could solve their daily concerns, and it clicked. Kick-started in Augus...
- Japan's NTT DoCoMo to buy rest of US PacketVideoNTT DoCoMo Inc., Japan's largest mobile phone operator, said Monday it will spend $111.6 million to acquire the rest of PacketVideo Corp., ...
- US telecom firm to exit Japanese mobile sectorUS telecom firm NextWave Wireless has decided to sell its stake in IP Mobile, becoming the second foreign firm to exit Japan's competitive ...
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