Five strategic tips on AI
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Trillion-dollar investments likely to come into datacenter sector
India’s datacenter industry is on the cusp of a trillion-dollar investment cycle as it sits at the intersection of three irreversible forces: explosive digital demand, geopolitical realignment, and infrastructure-scale policy support. With over a billion people coming online, AI and cloud workloads multiplying exponentially, and data localisation becoming a strategic imperative, compute is no longer a technology asset, it is national infrastructure.
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India lifts tax weight to build tech muscle
FM Nirmala Sitharaman announced an array of steps aimed at getting technology and Al firms to invest billions of dollars in establishing data centres and global capability centres as well as electronics and chip manufacturing plants.
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Statecraft in action: How the 2026 budget bridges the gap between DRDO and the defence sector
During the last 12 years of governance by Prime Minister Modi, many things have changed. Society has become aspirational, performance has become a necessity, goals are set to be met, delivery has priority over rhetoric, and so on.
Govt today is not just a consumer of technology, but a co-creator: Dr Manjula N, Govt of Karnataka
As India debates how to regulate AI without slowing innovation, Karnataka positions itself as a state where policy is designed to enable deployment, not just experimentation. During an interaction at the India Digital Summit 2026 in Bengaluru, Dr Manjula N, Secretary to the Government, Department of Electronics, IT, Biotechnology, and Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka, outlines how the state is strengthening itself as an active innovation enabler as technology paradigms rapidly evolve
NIT hosts workshop on human-machine interface
Research on human–machine interface must move from the laboratory to real-world rehabilitation, said Ramana Vinjamuri, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland, at a workshop on “Introduction to human–machine interfaces and their applications in rehabilitation engineering” at the National Institute of Technology, Tiruchi, on Monday.
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