# Narayana Murthy
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Nagavara Ramarao narayana murthy (born 20 August 1946) is an Indian billionaire businessman. He is the founder of Infosys, and was the chairman, chief executive officer (CEO), president, and chief mentor of the company before retiring and becoming chairman emeritus. As of January 2025, his net worth was estimated at US$5.0 billion, according to Forbes.
Jargon Lovers Score Worst: AIDR, CFO-Led AI Cuts and the 48-Hour Productivity Cliff
This episode marks one year of Frequency!
Jenni Field and Chuck Gose dig into four stories that together reveal a system under pressure: from the psychology of corporate jargon to an emerging reader backlash against AI-generated content, the CFOs quietly reshaping workforce decisions, and the pe…
How Bengaluru became India’s Silicon Valley
The city of Bengaluru in southern India, previously called Bangalore, is renowned for its huge technology companies and buzzy start-up culture. But, 50 years ago it was a technological backwater. Entrepreneurs like Narayana Murthy, the founder of Infosys, which is one of India’s biggest tech compan…
The $45 Billion Lesson Indian Pharma Isn't Learning
When Narayana Murthy forced out Vishal Sikka, Infosys’ CEO, he sealed the company’s fate. Sikka wanted to invest $1B in OpenAI. That stake would be worth $45B today. While the money is very attractive, more importantly, it would set India’s leading IT company to redefine that industry and probably …
5242: The startup QIP gold rush; How an IT icon is funding manufacturing; and India's deeptech dilemma: Bullish VCs, few big cheques | MC Tech3
In today's episode, India's listed startups are raising over Rs 25,000 crore through QIPs instead of returning to private markets. We explain why institutional fundraising is becoming the preferred route after IPOs. Plus, why Narayana Murthy's family office is doubling down on manufacturing, what S…
Mohandas Pai on India's Tax System, Healthcare, Jobs & The Future of India | FO539 Raj Shamani
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Infosys
How did seven middle-class engineers with almost no capital build one of India’s most influential technology companies?
In Episode 2 of Untangled, we trace the rise of Infosys - from an India where importing a computer could take years, and software entrepreneurs struggled to convince American cli…
Episode 11.5 (Bonus): Bengaluru — The Land of Heroes, Under Load
A bonus episode, sitting outside the normal alphabetical run: Bengaluru gets its own full hour because a city responsible for roughly 40% of India's IT exports deserves more than a few paragraphs inside the main Karnataka episode. We start with Kempe Gowda's 1537 mud fort and the interconnected lak…
5290: How Narayana Murthy and Azim Premji struck gold with NSE IPO, Spinny and Snapdeal head to Dalal Street and more | MC Tech3
On this edition of Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we discuss PhonePe’s international foray, how NSE will enrich IT czars Murthy and Premji, Spinny and Snapdeal’s IPO route and more…
265: From a Small Town in Assam to India's First AI IPO | Srikanth Velamakanni, Fractal
Srikanth Velamakanni built an AI company before most people knew the A in AI.
In 2000, long before ChatGPT, he and five co-founders started Fractal Analytics with a simple bet: that math could predict human behaviour and help companies make better decisions.
The market wasn't ready. HDFC took 18…
Most of America’s richest started from zero. In India? A large chunk started with a surname.
🤯 “Most of America’s richest started from zero. In India? A large chunk started with a surname.”
That’s not an opinion. It’s how the system worked.
In the US, ~73% of billionaires are self-made.
Think Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Jensen Huang — builders from zero.
In India? Only ~57%.
Because for decade…
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