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Neo launched with $30M personal investment
Turakhia publicly unveils Neo, backed entirely by his own capital.
Neo internal testing begins
The AI-native platform enters a closed testing phase.
Directi web businesses sold for $160M
Turakhia’s first major entrepreneurial exit.
Bhavin Turakhia, known for building unicorn Zeta, is self-funding Neo with $30 million to challenge Microsoft and Google in enterprise AI productivity. The launch marks his fifth major venture, with plans to bootstrap first and later seek external investment.
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