India’s digital infrastructure, technical workforce and large market give it a strong base for AI. The World Bank’s findings show that the next challenge is widening its use…
The IndiaAI Mission is expanding a subsidised national compute pool for startups, researchers and universities.
TakeMe2Space’s planned satellite will let customers use AI to analyse imagery in space and receive the results on Earth.
The university-designed processor renders graphics on reprogrammable hardware and could eventually serve vehicle dashboards and industrial displays.
Two C-DAC partnerships bring technology sovereignty and clean power into India’s data-centre build-out.
A satirical look at whether AI’s existential-risk narrative is also becoming a convenient shield for weak economics, slowing progress and mounting capital pressure.
OpenAI says it has produced a proof for the Navier–Stokes problem. But disputed credit, unresolved verification and questions over private research complicate the claim.
Expertise is becoming abundant and accessible, putting the traditional firm and the way we organise work up for redesign.
A string of large projects is turning Visakhapatnam into one of India’s biggest emerging centres for AI infrastructure.
Sovereignty isn't simply about building bigger models; it's about whether Indian institutions can deploy, adapt and control AI on their own infrastructure.
AI can generate code, but it cannot replace the knowledge, trust and complexity that make enterprise software actually work.
Projects in Kenya and Cuba are taking India’s familiar digital locker abroad.
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