On this edition of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we tell you about the battle for India's discount broking market’s new twist and how Angel One has overtaken Zerodha to become the country's second-largest brokerage by active investors. Meanwhile, foreign investors are cashing out of India's new-age tech stocks and while the government has cleared 12 more electronics manufacturing projects, it looks to weed out applicants that aren't serious about setting up manufacturing units.

On this edition of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we shine a light on stories at the intersection of cyber security, consumer internet, software as a service and data centres Check out our key stories -Cyber threats on the rise for India - Peyush Bansal on Lenskart's secret cause - Freshworks eyes nest revenue milestone - Will the US Midterm outcome usher a data centre boom in India?

On this edition of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we tell you about Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin’s message to crypto exchanges also about the government's proposed AI model approval framework, as well as why India's micro-drama business is attracting some very big money.

Fraud does not start with tricking an individual into making one bad payment. How the money moves afterwards through an increasingly interconnected financial system is of equal, if not greater, significance. A highly interconnected payments ecosystem not only moves money quickly, it also clears the way for faster fraud. On this episode of Unusual Suspects, Vishal Verma, Senior Director, APAC at LexisNexis Risk Solutions, joins us to explore how India’s fraud ecosystem is evolving, whether banks can move beyond investigating individual transactions to identifying the wider patterns, identities, and relationships behind them. Financial fraud has perhaps affected all of us, or someone just one degree removed from us. It’s also climbing rapidly up the RBI’s agenda. Verma unpacks this developing issue with host Gaurav Choudhury in a riveting conversation. Tune in.

On this edition of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we tell you about stories at the intersection of jewellery, AI chips, fintechs and crypto Take a look: Giva bags over $100 million in funding led by Multiples. Groww founders’, HCLTech join Agrani’s $100 mn round AI compute costs pinch Indian fintechs Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin has a dire warning on AI

On this edition of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we tell you about stories at the intersection of space tech, AI and music! Tune in to find out why Pixxel and GalaxEye are sparring again AI agents could outpace developers on GitHub Spotify is tuning into India's artist-first wave

On this episode of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we shine a light on the stories below: Delhivery’s earnings Walmart probes Rs 150 crore kickback at Flipkart Binance hack: Indian crypto exchanges face liquidity risks Tata pumps Rs 1,100 crore into iPhone, semicon business

A $17 billion deal puts DoorDash and Instacart in the spotlight, while India’s consumer brands attract a fresh wave of VC interest across roti, kapda, makaan. We look at how Ather gained an edge over Ola in the electric two-wheeler race and why India’s IT firms are yet to see revenue per employee rise despite AI-driven gains. Big deals, shifting market dynamics, and the realities of AI-led growth — all in this episode of Tech 3.

On this episode of Moneycontrol’s Tech3, we break down Jio Platforms’ blockbuster stock market debut and how it has joined the league of global tech giants such as Meta, Alibaba, and SpaceX. We also look at how rural consumers are tightening their purse strings even as Gen Z changes the shopping game, and how e-commerce platform Meesho has cut its losses while gearing up for the festive shopping rush.

This episode of Tech 3 breaks down how investor interest in Indian AI startups is picking up, decodes Anthropic’s IPO filing and what the AI company’s stock market debut could mean for Indian AI startups and how India's largest stockbroker by revenue, Zerodha is seeing broking’s share of revenue shrinking.

This episode of Tech 3 breaks down Meta’s planned $95 billion financing to fuel its AI ambitions, Ather’s ride to profitability as Ola Electric struggles, the rebound in IT hiring in Q2FY27, and how Zetwerk’s IPO could pave the way for a new wave of manufacturing startups in India.