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Indian Billionaire Family Offices Increase Bets on Homegrown AI Startups

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Billionaire family offices in India are increasingly investing in domestic artificial intelligence companies. At least six Indian AI firms have reached valuations exceeding $1 billion. The growth reflects a new generation of technology companies emerging as AI adoption accelerates. Demand for AI is rising among both Indian consumers and businesses. The trend highlights growing investor confidence in the country's AI ecosystem.

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