Bharti Airtel is evaluating about 10 new startups for potential investments and to induct them into its startup accelerator programme. It is also ramping up investments in technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning to transform its enterprise and consumer businesses besides internal processes, said its chief product and experience officer Adarsh Nair.
“Airtel accelerator today has six companies, and there are another 10
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