Early investors fight to stay competitive
As the generative AI wave drives up the funding size and valuation for AI startups, early stage VC firms are engaging with founders and looking at niche areas in AI to stay competitive, according to investors.
In the past two years, significant investments have been made in India’s AI startup ecosystem. The country has also seen the launch of AI-focused VC firms such as Activate, Boundless Ventures and Wyser. The rush to invest in AI startups has resulted in intense competition, with average funding size and valuation on the rise. Smaller venture funds face the challenge of getting squeezed out.
In the past two years, significant investments have been made in India’s AI startup ecosystem. The country has also seen the launch of AI-focused VC firms such as Activate, Boundless Ventures and Wyser. The rush to invest in AI startups has resulted in intense competition, with average funding size and valuation on the rise. Smaller venture funds face the challenge of getting squeezed out.
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