Within days of announcing mega investments for building in Hyderabad its second data centre cluster in India, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is excited about the India market, where cloud adoption offers massive headroom for growth.
Frame AI listens to customer support conversations, classifies their contents, and relates them to subsequent revenues and costs. Sounds complicated. They just raised $7.6 million, bringing their total funding to $18 million or so.
Email validation and deliverability company ZeroBounce announces the launch of its India website. The site (zerobounce.in) processes customer data strictly within India, easing concerns about the country’s upcoming privacy laws. The new site is a result of user feedback and allows ZeroBounce’s customers the option to store and process all their data solely within India. ZeroBounce hosts all its related services in India, including the front and back-end website.
BrightEdge reports that, despite huge growth, AI search engines still provide less than 1% of website referral traffic. You might think that’s a reason to ignore your ranking in AI search engines, but BrightEdge argues those rankings are still important because the main role of AI search is discovery, not referrals. Seems like a testable hypothesis. What we know for certain is that over-all traffic has dropped as users switch from traffic-generating traditional search to traffic-stifling AI search engines.