16 ARTICLES TAGGED "INDIA AI"
As nations seek digital independence, Sovereign AI is emerging as a critical trend for 2026. Discover how data sovereignty and local infrastructure are redefining the global tech landscape and the future of AI chips.
Fundamentum is launching a $200M initiative to accelerate India's AI and fintech sectors. Led by Nandan Nilekani, this strategic investment aims to empower the next generation of tech innovators through expert guidance and capital.
Increased competition from Chinese AI startups like Z.ai has triggered a massive price war between US giants OpenAI and Anthropic, leading to significantly cheaper model access for developers.
AI is reshaping quick commerce in India, particularly for ad transformation by 2026. Explore how platforms like Blinkit are leveraging AI to create hyper-relevant ads for consumers, enhancing the shopping experience.
As AI infrastructure costs soar, startups face a new compute divide. This article examines how the price of AI tokens and massive infrastructure spending are reshaping the industry's financial landscape for 2026 and beyond.
Meta has signed its first Indian data center deal with Reliance to establish a 168-megawatt facility, supporting global AI computing needs and local digital expansion.
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani is integrating AI across the entire Reliance ecosystem, aiming to bring AI-powered telecom, apps, and home services to over 500 million users in India.
The US has ordered Anthropic to halt foreign access to its advanced AI models, including Fable 5. This move significantly impacts India's AI ambitions and accelerates its pursuit of AI sovereignty.
The US government has issued an unprecedented export control directive forcing Anthropic to suspend its most powerful models (Fable 5 and Mythos 5) globally. The move, reportedly triggered by security concerns raised by Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, has sparked a major debate in India regarding its reli...
Following US restrictions on frontier models like Anthropic, there is a strategic shift towards developing and utilizing local language models (LLMs) in India. These models are increasingly seen as sufficient for enterprise use cases, reducing dependency on restricted foreign technology.
Blackstone-backed AirTrunk is investing $30 billion to scale India's AI infrastructure. This massive 5GW data center surge aims to power the next generation of smart cities and digital innovation across the country.
India is transitioning from a global back office to the world's AI skill capital. With a massive push for reskilling and workforce development, the nation aims to leverage its demographic dividend to lead the $500 billion artificial intelligence market by 2030.