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Unacademy founders launch AI and deep‑tech investment fund
Reported by Kunal Bhatia (Senior Writer) · Economic Times - Tech ·
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Unacademy founders are raising a new fund that will invest in artificial‑intelligence and deep‑technology start‑ups. The fund aims to back early‑stage ventures developing AI‑driven products or core deep‑tech solutions. The announcement appeared in the ETtech Morning Dispatch newsletter on 26 October 2026 at 07:35 AM IST. Unacademy, an Indian online education platform, has previously raised capital for its own growth and now plans to channel money into the wider tech ecosystem. The move reflects growing investor interest in AI across India. ## Context Unacademy is a well‑known edtech company in India. AI and deep‑tech startups have been attracting more capital lately as the sector is seen as a key driver of future innovation and economic growth.
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