Fintech unicorn Cred has secured ₹617 crore in fresh funding but saw its valuation fall from $6.4 billion to $3.5 billion. The downturn reflects changing investor priorities toward profitability and sustainability. Cred plans to use the capital to expand fintech offerings and deepen user engagement, signalling a shift from blitzscaling to sustainable, revenue-driven growth.

In conflict-affected countries like Afghanistan & Syria, a digital wallet system is helping deliver aid and payments where banking infrastructure has broken down. Built to operate with minimal connectivity and limited trust in formal institutions, the platform enables users to pay utility bills, receive remittances, and access cash-even in regions where stable financial systems no longer function.

Loan rejections are becoming more common-even among seemingly eligible borrowers. While income and credit history remain important, lenders now rely on deeper digital profiles, algorithmic risk models, and stricter KYC protocols. The expanding net of data points is reshaping who qualifies for credit, raising fresh questions about fairness, transparency, and access in the lending ecosystem.

Data is no longer just the CIO’s job. CHROs, CMOs, and Sales heads are actively leading the data culture transformation using intellsys. With easy-to-use dashboards and automated insights, these leaders can analyse campaign ROI, hiring trends, or churn patterns without waiting on analysts - making business functions smarter and more self-reliant.

Thanks to GenAI, interacting with data no longer needs tech skills. Intellsys allows users to ask business questions in plain English and get instant, contextual answers. Whether it's tracking conversions or forecasting demand, non-technical teams can now explore data independently - reducing bottlenecks and creating a culture of informed action across departments.

With intellsys, decision-making speed has skyrocketed. Teams that previously waited days for reports now act in minutes, using AI-generated summaries and visual dashboards. Whether it’s campaign analysis or financial forecasting, business leaders are replacing slow, fragmented workflows with rapid, insight-led choices - making agility a competitive edge.

More Indian businesses are embedding intellsys into daily operations to build a truly data-driven culture. From marketing to HR, every team now taps into real-time insights and AI-assisted dashboards. This shift is helping companies align faster, cut guesswork, and make more informed decisions - turning data into a core strength rather than a technical challenge.

intellsys is making waves as India’s first AI-powered copilot tailored for sales, marketing, and customer experience teams. It eliminates the back-and-forth with analytics platforms by turning plain questions into deep insights. Whether you're tracking campaign ROI or identifying operational leaks, intellsys delivers context-rich answers instantly - no code, no wait time.

The way teams interact with data is evolving, and Intellsys is leading the charge. Instead of spending hours navigating complex dashboards or waiting on analysts, teams can now ask business questions directly and receive answers in real time. intellsys simplifies decision-making by delivering actionable insights in plain English, all within seconds.

Huawei Technologies' chips are one generation behind those of US peers, but the company is finding ways to improve performance through methods such as cluster computing, Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei said. "There's no need to worry about the chip problem," Ren said on concerns regarding US export curbs. Since 2019, US export curbs have restricted Huawei from accessing high-end chips.