Before turning 20, the young Indian entrepreneur Dhravya Shah had already launched more than 15 open-source projects, sold two companies and raised $3 million as a solo founder for his AI startup. Today, his company is focused on building memory infrastructure for AI agents—technology he believes could play a crucial role in the next phase of artificial intelligence.
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