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CapGrid Secures ₹50 Cr Funding To Deepen Its Manufacturing Play

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Delhi NCR-based B2B manufacturing startup CapGrid has raised ₹50 Cr (about $5.2 Mn) in a Pre-Series B (an early stage of company funding) round to develop higher-end precision components and expand into sectors such as drone manufacturing and data centres (a building full of computers that runs online services). CapGrid previously raised $5 Mn in an extended Series A round led by Anicut Growth Fund. The funding round values CapGrid at ₹430 Cr (about $45.3 Mn), cofounder and CEO Dheeraj Tiwari told Inc42. Led by Hero Enterprise Venture Partners, the investment arm of Sunil Munjal-led Hero Enterprise, it included primary and secondary transactions, with participation from Axilor Ventures, Anicut Capital, Nexus Venture Partners, and angels.

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Xiaomi rolls out nine TV A Pro e models worldwide, sizes 32 to 85 inches

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The Xiaomi TV A Pro e series has arrived globally. Xiaomi launches new 4K TVs globally with 120Hz Game Mode and Google TV ⓘ Xiaomi The Xiaomi TV A Pro e series has arrived globally. Xiaomi is a home appliance and consumer electronics company based in Beijing.

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OpenAI cuts its funding round to $20bn after raising $11bn, WSJ reports

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Update, 31 October This story has been updated with The Wall Street Journal’s report that OpenAI has secured about $11bn so far, and with CNBC’s confirmation of the $20bn target. OpenAI is an artificial intelligence company based in San Francisco.

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Netflix Turns to TV Formats to Reach Indian Viewers

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Netflix Flips Its India Script, according to Inc42. The streaming giant appears to be warming up to an idea it once seemed determined to move away from: television. Netflix is increasingly turning to established television franchises, reality formats and non-fiction programming to reach a wider audience in India.

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Robotics

Tokio Marine HCC and Adrian Flux launch UK insurance for domestic humanoid robots

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The cover is available to UK customers through Adrian Flux’s home insurance offering, underwritten by TMHCCI. Demand has already emerged in the United States, where robotics and AI companies have launched humanoid robots for the home, with early models on open pre-order at $20,000. Domestic robots are expected to be in UK homes from 2027.

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