Saritha Rai is an India Technology Correspondent at Bloomberg. She specializes in covering artificial intelligence and machine learning, with a focus on developments in India, China, South Korea, and Japan, as well as related topics in tech, finance, and international trade. Saritha's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent outlets including NDTV, Al Jazeera Media Network, and The Washington Post.
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Emergent, a startup that helps small businesses build applications using artificial intelligence, has raised $130 million in a round that makes the company one of the few Indian AI startups to hit a unicorn valuation.
By: Saritha Rai, Olivia Poh
(Bloomberg) -- On a video conference call from Hangzhou earlier this year, one of China's hottest startups held a four-hour pitch meeting with
It’s about economics, power as well as engineering.
(Bloomberg) -- Jijia Vision is in discussions to hold an initial public offering on Hong Kong's stock exchange as soon as this year, joining a flurry of Chinese AI firms planning public market debuts.
By: Tom Giles Bloomberg, Saritha Rai
Only a handful of companies with essentially bottomless balance sheets could still justify the cost of building models from scratch.
PsiBot is raising close to $100 million of funding at a $1.48 billion valuation, joining a growing roster of Chinese AI startups capitalizing on interest in the burgeoning field.
By: Saritha Rai, Vlad Savov
DeepSeek plans to implement a significant price increase across its AI services, an unusual shift from the disruptive Chinese player that has put pressure on US and domestic rivals.
A price hike could blunt the competitiveness of the hard-charging Chinese AI industry.
