India’s artificial intelligence ecosystem is entering a new phase of growth, with AI projected to create a $1 trillion incremental GDP opportunity for the country over the next decade, according to The India AI Edge report by OpenAI, Z47 and Zinnov.
The Department of Higher Education, Government of Karnataka, in collaboration with the Departments of Skill Development Entrepreneurship and Livelihood; Department of Medical Education; Department of Agriculture; Department of Information Technology Biotechnology and Science and Technology, Department of Commerce and Industries, along with Elets Technomedia and KDEM will host the Campus to Career Summit on 15-16 May 2026 at The LaLiT Ashok, Bengaluru.
Karnataka continues to dominate India’s global capability centre talent landscape, accounting for nearly 30 percent of the country’s artificial intelligence (AI)-related GCC hiring, even as Hyderabad steadily gains share in the overall GCC ecosystem.
India now houses nearly 1,700 Global Capability Centres (GCCs), but scale alone is noþ enough to win the talent race. Engineers, AI specialists, data scientists, and product professionals are increasingly evaluating employers on culture, learning opportunities, leadership, and meaningful work.
Archean Chemical Industries Limited has signed a fiscal support agreement with the India Semiconductor Mission for the development of India’s first approved Silicon Carbide (SiC) semiconductor fabrication and assembly facility under the Semicon India Programme.
The IndiaAI Mission, under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has signed an agreement with Karya, a nonprofit organisation that works to increase accessibility of the AI economy. Ministry of Electronics and Information said that they will work on strengthening India’s inclusive artificial intelligence ecosystem through collaboration in data, technology, and capacity building
Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), Bengaluru, part of the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), is strengthening India’s semiconductor talent pipeline with practical, industry-linked learning. The institute is focusing on real-world exposure instead of only classroom teaching, aiming to support India’s push to become a global semiconductor hub.
Industry experts on Wednesday stressed the urgent need for India to strengthen raw material security for critical minerals, metals, coal and scrap, saying these resources are essential for achieving the country’s manufacturing, infrastructure and clean energy ambitions.
India’s semiconductor ecosystem is gradually shifting from assembly-led operations to indigenous chip design as Mindgrove Technologies, a Chennai-based company, is set to begin commercial production of its Secure lot chips. Positioned as India’s first commercial-grade high.
Kuwait, which is diversifying its economy under Vision 2035 can partner with India’s rapidly maturing deep-tech ecosystem by investing in startups, aligned with Kuwait’s priorities in energy, cybersecurity, fintech, healthcare and medtech, agritech, sustainability, and advanced industries, Tripathi said.
In a major push to accelerate India’s transition from innovation to commercial technology leadership, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has launched the ambitious “IP Catalyst” initiative and digital platform aimed at transforming patents into globally competitive products, technologies and businesses.
Karnataka has been recognised by the Government of India for its outstanding contribution towards large-scale integration of DigiLocker with government services, emerging as one of the top-performing states
Two domestically developed artificial intelligence (AI)-based weather forecasting systems have been launched in India. They provide hyper-local forecasts and warn of the possible consequences of adverse weather, as reported by IANS, a partner of TV BRICS.
Artificial intelligence could become a transformative force for India, with a joint study by IBM and IndiaAI estimating that it may contribute more than USD 500 billion to the country’s economy by 2030.
India’s data protection and artificial intelligence regulatory landscape is undergoing a significant and deliberate transformation. Historically, India operated under a fragmented, sectoral framework for privacy, primarily anchored in the Information Technology Act, 2000 and its accompanying rules.
In a significant step towards strengthening India’s deep-tech education ecosystem, National Institute of Technology Rourkela has announced the launch of four new academic programmes from the 2026–27 academic session, focusing on emerging sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductor technology, advanced computing, quantum technologies, and signal processing.
India’s global capability centre (GCC) ecosystem is witnessing strong competition among major technology hubs, with Karnataka continuing to dominate AI-related hiring while Hyderabad steadily increases its share in the country’s growing GCC landscape.According to the government-backed Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), nearly 29% of AI-related GCC job postings in India are currently coming from Karnataka, reflecting the state’s growing strength in AI-focused hiring and deep-tech capabilities.KDEM CEO Sanjiv Gupta said Karnataka remains a major destination for companies looking for AI talent and innovation-driven operations.
India’s global capability centre (GCC) ecosystem is witnessing strong competition among major technology hubs, with Karnataka continuing to dominate AI-related hiring while Hyderabad steadily increases its share in the country’s growing GCC landscape.According to the government-backed Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), nearly 29% of AI-related GCC job postings in India are currently coming from Karnataka, reflecting the state’s growing strength in AI-focused hiring and deep-tech capabilities.
We have exogenous and endogenous variables in economics. The recent West Asia conflict is an example of the former. Prior to the conflict, India’s economy was in a Goldilocks situation — estimated GDP growth of 7.6 per cent in FY25 paired with a benign inflation rate of around 2 per cent.
For years, India’s Global Capability Centres occupied an unusual position within the global advertising ecosystem. They were undoubtedly important. Certainly useful. But glamorous? Rarely. If cities like New York, London and San Francisco were viewed as the centres where advertising strategy, product innovation and vision were created, India was often perceived as the place where dashboards were managed, reports processed, QA executed, and broken campaigns quietly fixed at 2 am.
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