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Key PlayersTCS, Infosys, Wipro, Reliance

Top InstitutionsIITs, IISc, IndiaAI Mission

AI Policy StanceLight-touch, innovation-first

Notable LegislationAI Governance Guidelines (Nov 2025), AI Ethics Bill (Dec 2025)

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OpenAI in India: Codex adoption jumps 27x as company pledges deeper investment

OpenAI is ramping up investments in India after Codex adoption surged 27x since early 2026, making the country a top-five global market. The AI platform is expanding beyond coding, with over a quarter of requests now handling non-coding tasks like document drafting and workflow automation. The company plans to strengthen local teams and partnerships with firms like TCS, Infosys, and Razorpay.

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OpenAI in India: Codex adoption jumps 27x as company pledges deeper investment

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Netrasemi completes A2000 chip testing, targets 2027 launch for edge AI and smart cameras

Kerala-based Netrasemi has successfully tested its A2000 AI system-on-chip, marking a milestone for Indian semiconductor design. The chip, fabricated at TSMC's 12nm node, is now production-ready and undergoing early trials with customers in surveillance and automotive sectors. Commercial production is targeted for mid-2027.

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Netrasemi completes A2000 chip testing, targets 2027 launch for edge AI and smart cameras

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India data center capacity set to triple by 2030 as AI adoption fuels $25 billion infrastructure boom

India's data center sector is experiencing explosive growth, with capacity expected to nearly triple from 1.6 GW in 2025 to 5 GW by 2030. AI adoption is driving deployment of up to 700,000 GPUs across the country, triggering $25 billion in infrastructure investments and a fresh wave of strategic land acquisitions. Hyperscale cloud operators and major tech companies are racing to secure power-ready land parcels as India emerges as Asia Pacific's most development-friendly market for digital infrastructure.

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India data center capacity set to triple by 2030 as AI adoption fuels $25 billion infrastructure boom

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Neysa and Pipeshift launch real-time AI inference platform fully deployed within India

Bengaluru-based Neysa and AI startup Pipeshift have partnered to launch production-grade real-time AI inference infrastructure entirely within India. The collaboration addresses growing demand for AI inference services in India, targeting a market estimated at $28-30 billion in 2025. The platform enables enterprises to deploy open-source AI models with lower latency, predictable costs, and full in-country data control.

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Neysa and Pipeshift launch real-time AI inference platform fully deployed within India

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BimaKavach appoints Pradeep Siddharthan as CTPO to accelerate AI-led underwriting push

Business insurtech firm BimaKavach has appointed Pradeep Siddharthan as Chief Technology and Product Officer to lead its AI-led underwriting and risk intelligence strategy. With over 16 years of experience at companies like Myntra, Curefit, and A23, Siddharthan will drive product strategy and engineering to build intelligence layers for commercial insurance serving 5,000+ businesses.

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BimaKavach appoints Pradeep Siddharthan as CTPO to accelerate AI-led underwriting push

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India Tests Banks and Government Systems as Anthropic Mythos AI Raises Cybersecurity Alarms

India has launched extensive security reviews of critical digital infrastructure as concerns mount over Anthropic Mythos, an AI model that identified 23,019 vulnerabilities in just one month. Banks, telecom operators, and government agencies are stress-testing systems including Aadhaar and Finacle banking software, while only 97 vulnerabilities have been patched due to a severe cybersecurity talent shortage.

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India Tests Banks and Government Systems as Anthropic Mythos AI Raises Cybersecurity Alarms

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Samsung launches 2026 Vision AI TV lineup in India with Micro RGB and 72 models across segments

Samsung has unveiled its 2026 Vision AI TV lineup in India, introducing 72 models across multiple categories including the new Micro RGB technology. The AI TV range extends Vision AI Companion across all 4K-and-above models, integrating Bixby, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot into a unified platform that transforms TVs from passive screens into adaptive systems with real-time content enhancement.

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Samsung launches 2026 Vision AI TV lineup in India with Micro RGB and 72 models across segments

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Global firms bring more work in-house at India hubs as AI reshapes workflows and hiring

Global capability centers in India are experiencing a structural shift as artificial intelligence enables companies to handle more work internally while slowing hiring by 30-50%. Multinationals like Daimler Truck, Novo Nordisk, and IBM are moving core functions in-house, reducing reliance on outsourcing. But the AI boost in productivity comes with challenges—rising wage inflation of 40-50% annually in tech roles and talent shortages are testing India's cost advantage.

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Global firms bring more work in-house at India hubs as AI reshapes workflows and hiring

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ASUS Launches India's First Snapdragon X AiO Desktop with Copilot+ AI at ₹1,01,990

ASUS has introduced the VM441, India's first Snapdragon X-powered all-in-one desktop featuring Copilot+ AI capabilities. Starting at ₹1,01,990, the device delivers 45 TOPS of AI performance through its NPU, enabling faster on-device processing for productivity and entertainment without heavy reliance on internet connectivity.

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ASUS Launches India's First Snapdragon X AiO Desktop with Copilot+ AI at ₹1,01,990

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India's AI ambitions hinge on re-skilling 200 million workers into 350 million by 2030

IBM India head Sandip Patel says India must coordinate government, companies, and academia to transform 200 million workers into a 350 million AI-trained workforce by 2030. The push comes as generative AI threatens India's IT services industry, while the country's young demographic could provide a competitive edge in the global AI race.

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India's AI ambitions hinge on re-skilling 200 million workers into 350 million by 2030

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Delhi High Court reserves order on Raghav Chadha personality rights case against AI deepfakes

Delhi High Court reserved its decision on BJP MP Raghav Chadha's lawsuit against AI-generated deepfakes and manipulated content. Justice Subramonium Prasad questioned whether the case involves personality rights violation or political criticism, noting the thin line between defamation and criticism. The court may appoint an amicus curiae to address broader questions around free speech and protection of dignity in the AI era.

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Delhi High Court reserves order on Raghav Chadha personality rights case against AI deepfakes

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Microsoft India builds largest data center to meet escalating demand for AI services by mid-2026

Microsoft India is constructing its largest data center in Hyderabad, scheduled to launch by mid-2026. The facility is part of a $17.5 billion investment aimed at capturing India's AI market, where demand for Azure cloud services and Copilot 365 AI assistant continues to surge among enterprises including Infosys, Cognizant, and Tata Consultancy Services.

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Microsoft India builds largest data center to meet escalating demand for AI services by mid-2026

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Workday doubles Indian headcount to 1,300, plans sustained hiring as AI investments deepen

Workday is accelerating its India expansion with plans to sustain rapid hiring after doubling its workforce to 1,300 employees in just over a year. The enterprise software maker is opening new offices in Delhi and Bengaluru while deepening AI investments across payroll, hiring, and finance operations. One global retailer cut hiring times by 70% using Workday's AI agents.

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Workday doubles Indian headcount to 1,300, plans sustained hiring as AI investments deepen

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India generates over 1 billion images with ChatGPT Images 2.0 in under a month

India has emerged as the top global market for OpenAI's ChatGPT Images 2.0, with users creating more than one billion AI-generated photos in less than a month since its April 21 launch. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledged the milestone, highlighting how everyday users are transforming the tool into a cultural phenomenon through anime selfies, cinematic portrait collages, and animated avatars that dominate social media feeds.

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India generates over 1 billion images with ChatGPT Images 2.0 in under a month

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ASML Signs Semiconductor Deal with Tata Electronics as Modi Pushes India's Chip Ambition

Dutch tech giant ASML signed a major semiconductor deal with Tata Electronics during Narendra Modi's Netherlands visit, deploying advanced lithography tools at the $11bn Dholera plant in Gujarat. The agreement marks a critical step in India's pursuit of silicon sovereignty, as the country depends on ASML's monopoly in chip-making equipment to realize its ambitious domestic semiconductor manufacturing goals.

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ASML Signs Semiconductor Deal with Tata Electronics as Modi Pushes India's Chip Ambition

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