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Colombian e-commerce enablement startup Melonn raises $20M to help SMBs scale in LatAm

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They were brought back together by the pandemic to start the e-commerce enablement company. Additionally, Melonn works with a range of transportation providers, including incumbents such as FedEx or DHL and last-mile startups, to reduce shipping times and costs. . E-commerce is growing incredibly fast in the region,” he said.

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AI chip startup Sima.ai bags another $30M ahead of growth

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He has a deep history of investing in deep tech startups that have gone on to disrupt industries across AI, data, semiconductors, among others.” “Sima.ai’s software and hardware platform can be used to enable scaling machine learning to [a range of] embedded edge applications. billion by 2025. “Sima.ai

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AI-powered supply chain startup Pando lands $30M investment

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This, along with the platform’s emphasis on no-code capabilities, differentiates Pando from incumbents like SAP, Oracle, Blue Yonder and E2Open, Jayakrishnan asserts. The result of those major disruptions? billion by 2025, per Markets and Markets — up from $17.4 billion in 2019.

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South Africa’s Mobiz nabs $4M to expand personalized SMS marketing into the US

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“So we came to enable businesses to deliver personalized digital content via a personal landing page that can be built easily within the Mobiz platform and deliver on the SMS channel.” “How we’ve disrupted our space in South Africa, we see an opportunity over there. ” The SMB market in the U.S.

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India’s central bank cracks down on fintech startups

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Fintech startups are convinced that banks have lobbied the RBI to reach this decision, employing the age-old tactic where incumbents cry foul and rely on the regulator to rescue the day. But until some change or clarity arrives, large disruptions are expected. Some banks have been employing the same strategy for like a decade!”

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