India’s edtech ecosystem has a new heavyweight entrant. Former Google General Manager Peeyush Ranjan and serial entrepreneur Mukesh Bansal have joined forces to launch Fermi, an AI-led edtech startup focused on redefining learning for a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence.
The founders are betting that traditional, video-heavy online education models are no longer enough in an era where skills are evolving faster than curricula. With Fermi, they aim to build a deeply personalised, adaptive learning platform that uses artificial intelligence not just as a subject to be taught, but as the core engine driving how learning happens.
A powerhouse founding team
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