Indian AI Startups Hit Cost and Visa Walls in US Push
Antler India says 75% of Embark startups have US paying customers or pilots, but US sales costs and founder visa hurdles still slow Indian AI expansion.
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Antler India says 75% of Embark startups have US paying customers or pilots, but US sales costs and founder visa hurdles still slow Indian AI expansion.
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