Indian American founders Kirti Shenoy and Pranab Krishnan streamline payroll processes with Zeal in a post-pandemic market.
Author: Mythili Devarakonda
Founders Harman Sahota, Abdul Basharat, and Josh Lampen, are automating the trucking business with AI-powered tech at Cartage.
Founded by Brijraj Bhuptani and Riyaz Rehman in Pune, India, Spry Therapeutics has on-boarded 105 US clinics with the aim to expand further.
Founded by Indian American Naman Trivdedi, WattBuy aims to provide cleaner, cheaper energy for U.S. residents.
Harvesting solar power from space – that’s what the new startup Aetherflux claims it can achieve.
Prepared, co-founded by Indian American Neal Soni, leverages AI to support first responders in 911 centers.
“Artificial intelligence is not just the future; it’s the present, and Maryland is committed to leading the charge,” Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller said.
Shravan, which allows real-time health updates and early interventions for loved ones, will be marketed in the U.S. by Tampa-based MediGlobo.
Investors’ interest in artificial intelligence remained strong and steady this quarter, with nearly $15 billion invested in the industry in North America alone.
Chemical sourcing startup Mstack, founded by Indian American Shreyans Chopra, aims to reshape global chemical supply chain.
Seattle-based Vieu, founded by Indian Americans Samir Manjure and Simon Skaria, provides buyer intelligence and execution strategies.
Cerebras touts the world’s largest and fastest AI chip, and competes with Nvidia, a top player in the AI computing space.
The U.S. Mission to India has already surpassed processing one million non-immigrant visa applications for the second consecutive year.