Noting that India is doing a lot of right things to boost its semiconductor sector, John Neuffer, president and CEO of the US-based Semiconductor Industry Association has said that diversification of the supply chains is inevitable and it creates more opportunities for India to be part of
John Neuffer, President and CEO of the Semiconductor Industry Association said that India is rapidly emerging as a significant player in the global semiconductor landscape, transitioning from a stronghold in chip design to taking steps toward manufacturing.
Nivruti Rai, Managing Director and CEO of Invest India, highlighted the vast potential for collaboration between the countries, citing India's competitive advantage in AI, data infrastructure, and energy.
At the Carnegie Global Tech Summit, former White House official Tarun Chhabra highlighted the strategic alignment between the US and India on technology and national security, while raising concerns about China's AI advancements and global chip access.
Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India Ajay Sood on Friday assured that India will have its own "equivalent" of Chat-GPT. However, he advised that we shouldn't copy other large language models (LLMs) but rather be sector-specific with a parallel framework to be inventive.
Amith Singhee, Director of IBM Research, India and Chief Technology Officer of IBM, India and South Asia said that India's AI landscape stands at a critical point. With the rising demand for AI solutions across sectors, the country could become one of the most impactful AI markets globally.
While speaking at the summit, Benner said that Europe must turn its predicament to Sambhavna because the modern world poses no other alternative to them.
Singapore, April 11: In an extraordinary display of advocacy, intellect and global competitiveness, law students from Singapore Management University (SMU) Yong Pung How School of Law (YPHSL) have delivered a remarkable double victory on the global stage. Within one weekend, SMU teams clinch
Debjani Ghosh, a fellow at the NITI Aayog and the former president of industry body Nasscom, speaking at the Carnegie Global Tech Summit on Friday, delved upon AI landscape in India and how the country can the leverage the opportunity this emerging technology has to offer.
"Either Rahul Gandhi's team has completely failed to brief him on the facts, or--far more likely--he's weaponising his trademark ignorance to gaslight India's youth. This isn't a gaffe; it's a calculated strategy to distort reality, using his platform to spread misinformation under the guise
Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani has outlined a bold vision for India's startup future, stating that the country is poised to have one million startups by 2035, a remarkable leap from just 2,000 in 2015.