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Zeta Cofounder Bhavin Turakhia Launches AI Work Platform Neo with $30M

Serial entrepreneur Bhavin Turakhia (Directi, Zeta) has launched Neo, an AI-native work platform, backed by $30 million of his own capital. Neo aims to unify tasks, documents, and knowledge with AI-led execution as enterprises look to move AI adoption beyond pilots and standalone chatbots.

Listed on site: 5 July 2026Source date (if known): 24 Jun 2026

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Serial entrepreneur Bhavin Turakhia (Directi, Zeta) has launched Neo, an AI-native work platform, backed by $30 million of his own capital. It appears in Signals because the update is more useful as a short brief than as a raw headline for builders.

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A proven Indian founder betting personal capital on agentic workplace AI signals where experienced builders think enterprise AI is heading next — beyond simple chat interfaces.

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Reference: The Economic Times

Official URL: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/startups/zeta-cofounder-bhavin-turakhia-launches-ai-startup-neo-with-30-million-personal-investment/articleshow/132129619.cms

Source: The Economic Times

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