Bangalore helped turn India into a global hub for software services, tech talent and outsourcing, building an ecosystem that now supports multinational firms, domestic startups and capital. But the city’s success has also become one of its biggest weaknesses. Watch Wall Street Week for more

Bangalore T2 airport - distance an issue. But I use it often. So my experience is also based on experience. It’s not crowded which is a big sensory relief in India. Airport pickup points today are practical. And it’s beautiful. With these positives one can tolerate distance.

A Bangalore-based startup has entered the crowded race to build artificial voices that sound human, with an AI model that garners high scores versus systems from OpenAI and ElevenLabs

Big week in Bangalore! 🇮🇳 @Accenture launched the Snowflake Advanced Intelligence Group (AIG). The AIG includes professionals who sit at the intersection of deep Snowflake expertise, industry domain knowledge, and advanced AI/ML skills, backed by industry expertise and 5,000+ certified pros. Enterprise AI just got a faster path to production.

Our Famiglia gathering in Bangalore brought our founders together in India. @htaneja, @neerajarora, and @FareedZakaria kicked off the evening with a conversation on India’s growth trajectory and evolving geopolitical role, setting the stage for the opportunity ahead. As India sits at the center of a global shift driven by technology, entrepreneurship, and geopolitics, the evening focused on how innovation can future-proof the country’s growth. We explored India’s rapidly evolving business ecosystem, its rising global influence, and the opportunities emerging from this moment of change. The discussions that followed dove into the real work of building and scaling in one of the world’s most dynamic markets. With founders behind India-defining companies in the room, the energy was a powerful reminder of why we’re deeply bullish on India.