Zoho’s expansion of its Young Creators Program (YCP) across East Africa is a move to bridge the digital skills gap.

Y Combinator President Garry Tan questioned whether Zoho’s business could survive the rise of AI-built custom apps.

Sridhar Vembu responded to Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan who said Zoho "would be first to be competed away" by those who vibe-code.

Tech firm Zoho is seeking to bridge East Africa's widening digital skills gap by expanding its Young Creators Program (YCP) across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Madagascar.

Vibe coding is increasingly popular, receiving acclaim from tech leaders like Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who believes it ...

Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu has pushed back against the growing hype around “vibe coding”, days after Google CEO Sundar Pichai ...

While acknowledging the convenience of AI tools, Vembu pushed back on the idea that coding could be reduced entirely to ...

About 93 percent of Indian organisations have adopted artificial intelligence (AI) in some form or other. Out of that 71 pc have strengthened privacy measures after adopting AI, said Zoho Corp. <br ...

Vembu responded directly to Tan's claims on X, challenging both the premise and timing of the assertion. "If our business were the first to be competed away by vibe-coded apps, why are we seeing such ...

If our business were the first to be competed away by vibe-coded apps, why are we seeing such rapid customer growth right now?” ...

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