Mysore Quantum AI (MQA), a not-for-profit foundation and think tank dedicated to advancing Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence within the Mysuru ecosystem, was recently launched in the city
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Every week, news of layoff of staffers in global technology firms are making the headlines. This week, reports of LinkedIn’s plans to sack around 600 employees came, while it coincided with Meta’s decision to layoff around 8,000 staffers globally. In recent months, the intensity of mass layoffs has increased, creating anxiety among staffers. For instance, around 10,000 staffers of Oracle lost their jobs this year as the company undertook a mass layoff globally for focusing on AI infrastructure investment.
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India’s student startup ecosystem is undergoing a sharp shift toward deep-tech and research-led ventures, with founders increasingly building in sectors such as Al, defence, climate and quantum technologies instead of the consumer internet and edtech models that dominated the previous decade, according to a report by Campus Fund.
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US-based Anthropic and OpenAl, the world’s two largest artificial intelligence (AI) startups and bitter rivals, are said to be eyeing IPOs at $1 trillion valuations each. India has, however, remained quiet since its chaotic five-day Al Impact Summit in February. Most domestic Al firms have yet to make a significant impact, and India’s leading enterprises continue to partner primarily with American giants. Where do India’s Al startups stand?
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Sales cycles for India’s business-to-business (B2B) artificial intelligence (AI) startups have started shrinking, as a growing number of companies move to rapidly embed the technology into their ecosystems.
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Tata Group’s semiconductor facility in Assam is expected to begin production soon, marking a significant milestone in India’s push to build a domestic semiconductor manufacturing industry and strengthen its standing in global technology supply chains.
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India is planning the second phase of its semiconductor incentive scheme, DLI 2.0. Concerns are rising among domestic startups that allowing multinational corporations to join, even with minority stakes, could overshadow Indian firms. The government aims to balance foreign investment with domestic control to foster self-reliance in chip design.
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