Eternal plans global launch of privacy-focused Dark.AI in 2026
In short
Eternal said it plans to launch its privacy-focused AI platform Dark.AI globally in 2026. Deepinder Goyal said it will have encrypted conversations and user-controlled memory, and he shared the update in a letter to shareholders after the company’s Q2 results for the July-September quarter.
This matters because it could add a new AI product to the Zomato and Blinkit parent. The report does not say when the launch will start in each country or how big the rollout will be.
What the reporting says
Eternal founder Deepinder Goyal said the company plans a global launch of its privacy-focused AI platform Dark.AI in 2026. The reported update said Dark.AI will offer encrypted conversations and user-controlled memory, and was shared in a letter to shareholders after Eternal released its Q2 results for the July-September quarter. It is not stated in the available reporting whether launch timing, product scope, or rollout markets could change.
Why it matters
Eternal founder Deepinder Goyal said Dark.AI is aimed at encrypted conversations and user-controlled memory, and that he hopes to launch it globally in 2026. The update came in a shareholder letter after Eternal’s Q2 results for the July-September quarter. The reporting suggests a new AI initiative for the Zomato and Blinkit parent, but it does not state launch timing by market, pricing, or commercial targets.