This investment is in line with Wipro’s strategy to participate in the external innovation ecosystem, for which the company has set up Wipro Ventures, Wipro said in a notice to the Bombay Stock Exchange.
Emailage, based in Arizona in the US, has presence in Brazil and the United Kingdom, working with Fortune 500 financial institutions, merchants, businesses and organizations globally.
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Rishad Premji, a director of Wipro and elder son of Azim Premji, Wipro's billionaire chairman, runs the $100 million fund that invests in technology startups globally. Venu Pemmaraju, former senior investment manager at Intel Capital and Biplab Adhya also manage the $100 million fund.
So far, Wipro ventures has invested in three companies – Vicarious, Talena and Drivestream, firms based in the United States.
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