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Bayer boosts FarmRise app to 5 million farmers with AI advice and satellite risk insights

Bayer boosts FarmRise app to 5 million farmers with AI advice and satellite risk insights

Bayer is deepening its phygital push in Indian agriculture as its FarmRise app hits 5 million users. The expanded offering blends AI-powered advisory with satellite-based insights focused on risk protection, alongside digital marketplaces. The goal: help farmers make faster, smarter decisions that support productivity and sustainability in day to day operations.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 13 May 2026
Reliance nears satellite leap as Ambani plots Low Earth network to challenge Starlink

Reliance nears satellite leap as Ambani plots Low Earth network to challenge Starlink

Reliance Industries, via Jio Platforms, is evaluating a multi billion dollar satellite communications push focused on low Earth orbit networks. Mukesh Ambani’s plan looks to boost India’s strategic and connectivity capabilities as global competition intensifies, with talks ongoing around technology partners, securing orbital slots, and even potential acquisitions.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 6 May 2026

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UpGrad Unacademy deal nears close as India’s private satellite lifts off in same week

UpGrad Unacademy deal nears close as India’s private satellite lifts off in same week

UpGrad is reportedly nearing a deal to acquire Unacademy at a steep 90% discount to its peak valuation, signaling major shakeups in India’s edtech landscape. The development coincides with the launch of India’s largest private satellite, adding a distinctly tech-forward momentum to Monday’s ETtech updates and raising questions about the next wave of disruption.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 4 May 2026
Bengaluru startup GalaxEye launches Mission Drishti, world first optoSAR imaging satellite for Earth

Bengaluru startup GalaxEye launches Mission Drishti, world first optoSAR imaging satellite for Earth

Bengaluru-based startup GalaxEye Space Solutions has launched Mission Drishti on a SpaceX Falcon, aiming to deliver advanced optoSAR imaging. The mission is being billed as a world first, leveraging a hybrid approach that pairs optical imaging with radar capability. That mix could improve Earth observation by working through cloud cover and varying weather conditions.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Office Chai on 3 May 2026
Eutelsat CEO says US demand stays strong despite SpaceX bid to squeeze rivals

Eutelsat CEO says US demand stays strong despite SpaceX bid to squeeze rivals

Eutelsat’s CEO says US demand for alternative satellite services remains firm even as SpaceX pushes to limit European competitors. The company believes US businesses and the Pentagon keep choosing Eutelsat for reliability and redundancy—essential when networks must stay resilient. The signal points to continued market appetite for non-US alternatives in defense and critical communications.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 28 Apr 2026
AI is reshaping farming in Maharashtra with cow neck sensors and satellite sugar predictions

AI is reshaping farming in Maharashtra with cow neck sensors and satellite sugar predictions

A Maharashtra official says AI is already improving yields for smallholder farmers, pointing to practical tools on the ground. In Kashmir, smart “cow necklaces” monitor animals and flag infections early. Separately, satellites are being used to predict sugarcane sweetness, helping farmers plan better and reduce uncertainty about crop quality.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026

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Telcos and satellite firms clash over 28GHz spectrum with 5G and connectivity at stake

Telcos and satellite firms clash over 28GHz spectrum with 5G and connectivity at stake

A battle is brewing in India’s airwaves as satellite communication firms rely on the 28GHz band for earth station-to-satellite links. They argue that reallocating any portion to telcos for 5G would harm their services. Telcos counter that 28GHz is critical for 5G’s high capacity, low latency, and high throughput—raising questions on how regulators will split the band.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
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