The defining question of our time is no longer whether AI will transform our world. It already has. What the world needs now is a moral compass for the technology, which is why I introduced the concept of Compassionate AI to the 12,000-plus delegates from 170 countries who attended the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva earlier this month.
The Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) Centre for PG Studies and Regional Office, Kalaburagi, organised an Interdisciplinary Project-Based Learning (IPBL) Project Exhibition on Friday, showcasing innovative student projects aimed at addressing real-world engineering, societal and industrial challenges.
Mr. Sanjeev Gupta, CEO, Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), underscoring the growing collaboration between governments, industry, and the GCC ecosystem in strengthening India’s position as a global GCC destination.
Infosys CEO Salil Parekh believes the Indian IT story is far from over, with artificial intelligence (AI) emerging as the biggest growth driver for the industry over the coming years.Responding to concerns that AI could disrupt traditional IT services, Parekh dismissed the notion that the industry’s best days are behind it and said: Indian IT “bilkul, bilkul zinda hai” (Absolutely, absolutely it’s alive)
IndieSemiC Private Limited, an India-based fabless semiconductor company focused on indigenous chip design, has entered a technology collaboration with Semtech Corporation to integrate Semtech’s LoRa technology into its next-generation System-in-Package (SiP) platform, Sabarmati-1.
Karnataka has attracted the highest share of investments under the Centre’s Electronics Development Fund (EDF), emerging as the leading state by the number of companies backed through the programme.
According to the data presented by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) in Parliament showed that 90 of the 128 EDF-supported companies are based in Karnataka, receiving investments of nearly 854.5 crore through EDF-backed venture capital funds.
The app has five key features, including cyber awareness, cyber insurance, fraud prevention, assistance in reporting cybercrime and support with insurance claims. It has been launched for free in the city on a pilot basis.
India’s artificial intelligence ambitions are driving a rapid expansion of data centers, electricity networks, and digital infrastructure. This surge in AI-ready capacity is attracting significant investments from global and domestic players, while also raising critical questions about energy and water sustainability.
India’s semiconductor industry is riding a wave of momentum unlike any it has seen before — new chip manufacturing plants, OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) facilities, design centers, and a fresh crop of startups are all coming up in parallel. The opportunity is real. What holds it back is a shortage of industry-ready talent. It isn’t simply a case of producing more engineers each year; it’s that too few of them graduate with the hands-on experience the industry actually needs.
At a bustling factory in western India, technicians work around the clock to turn glass into hair-thin fibre-optic strands destined for data centres powering the global artificial intelligence boom.
Did you know? India accounts for 7.1% of all Claude conversations globally, making it the platform’s second-largest market after the US. Considering India’s massive population, it is worth asking how they interact with AI on a daily basis.
Artificial intelligence has emerged as the defining technology of the twenty-first century, reshaping economies, military capabilities and global power equations. Nations are no longer competing merely to adopt AI; they are striving to control the infrastructure, data and models that underpin it. In this new technological contest, India’s aspiration to become a global AI leader cannot depend exclusively on foreign platforms. Building indigenous AI models is no longer simply a technological ambition—it is a strategic imperative.
Global steel and mining company ArcelorMittal has expanded the footprint of its India global capability centre (GCC) by leasing additional office space in Hyderabad. The expansion indicated the firm’s continued investment in engineering, technology and business support operations in the country.
As AI reshapes engineering, cybersecurity and enterprise operations, companies no longer want to chase specialists in isolation. They’re looking for professionals who can pair technical depth with business context, domain expertise and Al fluency. And that’s a rare combination to look at.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka on August 1 to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for several development projects in sectors including infrastructure, semiconductors, renewable energy, and road connectivity.
Australia’s largest diplomatic presence anywhere in the world is now in Bengaluru, with the country Friday inaugurating the new premises of its Consulate-General and signalling a long-term commitment to expanding cooperation with India in technology, education and innovation.
In a major push to restore credibility in government recruitment examinations, the Karnataka government on Friday unveiled a cybersecurity-driven roadmap aimed at preventing paper leaks and eliminating loopholes in the examination process. Chairing a high-level preparedness and monitoring meeting at Vidhana Soudha, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar reviewed a series of measures focused on securing question paper preparation,
Karnataka is open to partnering with a range of artificial intelligence (Al) companies, including homegrown startup Sarvam Al, and is not limiting itself to Anthropic, IT-BT Minister Priyank Kharge told Moneycontrol.Responding to criticism that Karnataka government was favouring Anthropic over Sarvam Al, Kharge said state was engaging with multiple Al firms and was willing to work with any company that could help advance Karnataka’s Al ambitions.
The number of cybersecurity companies with global capability centers (GCCs) in India has nearly doubled in the past six years, highlighting the country’s growing role in cybersecurity engineering, product development and threat intelligence.
Retail jewellery brand Tanishq will focus on the
Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region and the US markets as part of its overseas expansion plans. A division of Titan Company, it currently has 30 outlets across Singapore, West Asia and the US.
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