Alphabet's Waymo, Uber Freight in deal for future self-driving trucks

Under the partnership, future Waymo customers can use Uber Freight to more efficiently plan their automated and human-driven trucking fleets.

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10club set to close $30 mn funding round led by Olive Tree Capital

10club is also the second company after Mensa Brands to announce that it would launch its products in the US market. “The team has also initiated a new vertical that exports goods to the middle-east and North Africa (MENA) region and the USA,” the company said.

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Tata Neu clocks $150m gross sales, falls short of first month’s target

“They (Tata Neu) are aiming for around $200 million gross sales per month even as the first month they couldn’t hit the target. But it is expected to accelerate from here on,” a person aware of the matter said.

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SaaS startup Kissflow leans on new low-code platform

Sambandam said that the real opportunity also lay in getting these 500 million business users to become citizen developers. Kissflow's work platform has capabilities for app development, process management, task management, data management, integrations, analytics, and collaboration by embracing the low-code/no-code paradigm.

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MeitY releases proposed changes to IT rules that it yanked last week

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology ( Meity) has sought comments from the public within 30 days from publishing of the draft and said that a formal public consultation on the subject would be arranged by mid-June.

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SAS India partners with Rajasthan govt to skill officials, students

The first batch of the programme with 20 Rajasthan officials commenced on May 30 and will continue till June 10. The batches for students will commence on July 15.

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Startups recalibrate approach to ten-minute deliveries amid operational challenges

ET attempted to order multiple times on Blinkit and competitor Zepto, which started operation in April 2021, but it took more than ten minutes and sometimes half an hour to get the deliveries. On at least two instances in Mumbai and in Pune, Blinkit delivered the next day.

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