India’s fast-growing artificial intelligence (AI) startup ecosystem is increasingly looking towards Silicon Valley as founders seek closer access to global customers, venture capital, talent and product ecosystems. Investors and venture firms are now advising early-stage Indian AI startups to establish a presence in the United States
Google has identified India as the largest market for its AI Studio platform globally, underscoring the country’s growing role in the global artificial intelligence race. The company is now stepping up hiring and expanding its local presence as demand for AI tools and developer platforms
A Bengaluru-based startup, Shoffr, has demonstrated a jaw-dropping expansion by setting up operations in Delhi within just 3 days. The firm leveraged artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline processes that typically take weeks. The progress outlines how AI-led automation is transforming business scalability & operational speed in
Global investments in artificial intelligence (AI) are approaching the $800 billion mark, driven by massive expansion in infrastructure, computing and enterprise adoption. Amid this wave, India has positioned itself as a major hub for AI applications, leveraging its talent base, growing digital ecosystem, and policy push
India will need to significantly expand its graphics processing unit (GPU) capacity as artificial intelligence adoption grows to millions of users, according to Abhishek Singh, Additional Secretary at the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). Speaking at the Rising Bharat Summit, Singh outlined the
Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak brought a touch of humour to a high-level diplomatic gathering in New Delhi, blaming the city’s notorious traffic for a brief delay before a joint session with UK Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy at the British High Commission. “Sorry, we’re
The Union Budget 2026, presented on February 1, marks a clear policy shift. It reflects how India views technology, creativity and future jobs. Artificial intelligence (AI) and the creative economy are no longer niche or emerging sectors. It is positioned as a long-term growth driver directly
India has become the largest market globally for large language model (LLM) adoption, driven by a sharp rise in the use of platforms such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, according to a recent report by Bofa Securities. The scale of engagement reflects how quickly AI
India has emerged as the world’s third most competitive country in artificial intelligence, according to Stanford University’s Global AI Vibrancy Tool. The ranking places India ahead of several advanced economies and highlights the depth of its growing tech ecosystem. The United States continues to dominate the