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Revspot Raises $4.8 Million To Fix AI's Missing Link In B2C Sales

Bengaluru-based Revspot is betting that qualified pipeline generation, rather than lead generation alone, will become the next battleground in enterprise sales technology. The company has raised $4.8 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-native platform that automates both lead generation and lead qualification for high-ticket B2C businesses.

The round was co-led by Inflexor Ventures and Info Edge Ventures, with participation from Pentathlon Ventures, Silicon Road Ventures, and existing investor Titan Capital.

The fresh capital will be used to strengthen Revspot's product and engineering teams in India, enhance its buyer intelligence and AI qualification capabilities, expand into new high-ticket B2C sectors, and grow its presence in selected international markets.

The Focus Is Shifting From More Leads To Better Leads

Customer acquisition has become increasingly fragmented. Marketing agencies, CRM platforms, call centers, analytics tools, and sales teams often operate independently, creating disconnected workflows between generating a lead and closing a...

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Google's Pixel 11 introduces Camera Looks, a total rethink of how the camera captures and styles an image, as users seek “more authentic or traditional” photos

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SharePoint Vulnerability Exploited Shortly After PoC Release

A SharePoint vulnerability patched last month is now being exploited in the wild, with the attacks starting shortly after the release of a proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-55040, was fixed by Microsoft with its July Patch Tuesday updates. Microsoft described it as a weak authentication issue that

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The $899 Pixel 11’s Longer 30x Zoom and New Camera Bar Design Are Impressive

The new $899 Pixel 11, announced Wednesday ahead of the company’s Made by Google event, has a number of meaningful improvements, like a 30x zoom and faster wireless charging, while dancing around the $100 higher starting price than last year’s Pixel 10. The Pixel 11 shares the same

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Why organizations are falling into an AI Security Illusion

Many organizations believe they are successfully leveraging AI tools to strengthen their security posture. Investment is rising, AI is being embedded across multiple workloads and workflows, and governance frameworks continue to expand, giving the impression on the surface that progress is being made. EMEA director at Gigamon. But beneath this

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Google's Pixel 11 introduces Camera Looks, a total rethink of how the camera captures and styles an image, as users seek “more authentic or traditional” photos

SharePoint Vulnerability Exploited Shortly After PoC Release

The $899 Pixel 11’s Longer 30x Zoom and New Camera Bar Design Are Impressive

Why organizations are falling into an AI Security Illusion