AI focused company startup worth 79,129 cr

 At just 27 years old, Pearl Kapur has become India's youngest billionaire, with a staggering net worth of 79,129 crore ($1.1 billion). His startup, Zyber 365, a Web3 and Al-focused company, achieved unicorn status within just three months, reaching a valuation of $1.2 billion. Founded in May 2023, the company is making waves in blockchain technology and cybersecurity Al ecosystems.

From Finance to Tech Unicorn
Pearl Kapur's journey began in the field of investment banking. He holds an MSc in Investment Banking (CFA Pathway) from Queen Mary University of London. Before founding Zyber 365, he worked as a Financial Advisor at AMPM Store and a Business Advisor at Antier Solutions. In February 2022, he launched Billion Pay Technologies Pvt Ltd, marking his early foray into the startup world.
The Rise of Zyber 365
With its headquarters in London and operational base in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Zyber 365 is revolutionizing Web3 technology, blockchain, and cybersecurity Al. The company raised $100 million in Series A funding from the Sram & Mram Group, pushing its valuation to unicorn status in record time.
A Visionary Leader in Web3
Kapur envisions a future driven by blockchain and Al, focusing on secure, decentralized solutions for businesses worldwide. His journey from a finance professional to the founder of a billion-dollar tech startup is an inspiration for young entrepreneurs looking to make an impact in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.

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