Indian entrepreneur Bhavin Turakhia invests $30M to build AI-powered Office rival

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Indian tech entrepreneur Bhavin Turakhia is personally investing $30 million to develop an AI-driven alternative to Microsoft Office and Google Apps. The new venture, called Neo, marks his fifth entrepreneurial undertaking and his latest foray into enterprise software. Turakhia is betting on artificial intelligence as the key differentiator to challenge the dominance of two of the biggest players in workplace productivity tools. The self-funded commitment signals strong personal conviction in the product's potential to disrupt the enterprise software market.

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