Series SEA: Who’s investing in the region’s SaaS startups?

Perhaps his most prestigious gig was at Palm, Inc., the consumer electronics and software pioneer. The perks weren’t as lavish as at Google during the “glory days” of Silicon Valley employment, but there was a ping pong table, and the cafeteria was “fantastic,” which meant a lot to the young foodie. He eventually pivoted to…

Startup ecosystems are often described through their most visible features: co-working spaces, demo days, funding rounds, accelerator programmes and networking events. These elements matter, but they do not tell the full story. A strong ecosystem is not defined by how many actors it contains. It is defined by how effectively those actors work together. Choosing…

Simply smelling chocolate can boost your gym workout, according to a recent study that’s generated headlines around the world. No eating, no calories, just smelling. The journal claimed: Sniffing chocolate could make your leg day workout easier, even on an empty stomach. Headlines followed, including: Sniff chocolate, do more reps without trying harder! This came…

The latest Indian startup funding snapshot offers a clear answer for new founders: capital is available, but it is concentrating around companies that can show measurable traction, efficient execution, or a credible path to large markets. Tracxn data reported for the week ended July 17, 2026, showed $346.2 million raised across 20 Indian startup rounds,…

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