Just as the smartphone revolutionized communication and commerce across India, AI is poised to supercharge economic growth. It could add hundreds of billions in dollar value to India s GDP within two years.
AI offers a rare opportunity to transform our economy – Live Mint Read More »
This gap has been our inspiration as well as an opportunity to launch an upskilling platform that is highly aligned to the skills that the industry demands. Since inception, we have received an overwhelming response from graduates and professionals who were able to improve their career prospects through our Bootcamps and stay competitive in industry.
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Ranjan said that the policy framework consists of five main pillars aimed at advancing robotics in the State. It focuses on attracting private companies to set up hardware and software facilities, including talks with leading robot manufacturers. A robotic accelerator for startups will be established, leveraging the existing TWorks facility.
Telangana first state to have its own robotic policy – The New Indian Express Read More »
IBM has said that its prototype ‘brain-like’ chip could make Al more energy efficient. There are growing concerns about the emissions generated by the large warehouses filled with computers that power Al systems. According to IBM, its prototype could lead to more efficient, less battery-draining Al chips for smartphones.
Brain-like’ IBM Chip to Turn Al Green – The Economic Times Read More »
At a time when semiconductor giants such as Micron are making the headlines in India, India s fabless startups are quietly building a resilient supply chain system for the country s growing domestic automobile and electronics industry s chip demand.
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Tech major IBM has said that its prototype ‘brain-like’ chip could make artificial intelligence (AI) more energy efficient. There are growing concerns about the emissions generated by the large warehouses filled with computers that power AI systems, reports the BBC.
IBMs prototype brain like chip promises greener AI – The Economic Times Read More »
India must be patient with its semiconductor objectives and realize it is the hardest industry and technology invented, but the country also has a set of advantages to be in a position to win investments at different stages of the production cycle, Chris Miller, one of the world’s most authoritative experts on semiconductors, has said.
Rajasthan based Sahasra Semiconductor will start the commercial production of first Made in India memory chips from September or early October, its chief executive officer Varun Manwani told FE. This means that before Micron, Sahasra will be the company to produce chips in India.
India’s semiconductor industry had a size of around Rs27 billion in 2022, with almost all the requirements met through imports. With the government’s push for domestic manufacturing, the sector is likely to see fresh investments over the next few years.
Intel, in case you don t know, is a powerhouse of the semiconductor industry, especially with CPU chips for both consumer and enterprise work. According to Counterpoint Research, Intel remained the leader in the data center CPU market with a 71% share in 2022. Whereas Nvidia enjoys more than a 90% share of the data center GPU market, according to IDC.
Intel’s Sandra Rivera on future of AI, data centers and India’s tech moment – Digit Read More »
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