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97.4% on Google's Own Benchmark: Why a US AI Startup Just Bought a Two-Year-Old Bengaluru Team to Fix Mobile Testing

97.4% on Google's Own Benchmark: Why a US AI Startup Just Bought a Two-Year-Old Bengaluru Team to Fix Mobile Testing

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97.4% on Google's Own Benchmark: Why a US AI Startup Just Bought a Two-Year-Old Bengaluru Team to Fix Mobile Testing

Indian American-founded Noon has acquired Bengaluru-based FinalRun, whose AI agents for mobile test automation topped Google DeepMind's Android World benchmark, as it races to build an end-to-end AI platform for product development

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India Quietly Reopens the Door to Chinese Power Equipment — Here's Why
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India Quietly Reopens the Door to Chinese Power Equipment — Here's Why

Four Chinese-linked manufacturers have been cleared to bid for Indian government power contracts for the first time since the 2020 border standoff, as officials cite critical shortages in transformers and specialised steel that domestic suppliers cannot yet fill

10 mins read31 Jul 2026