Indian Semiconductors, Chips and Intelligence Capital Mission

Dear Colleagues. Greetings of the Day. Best wishes to all.  As we know that India moves ahead in the economic size ladder globally and attains all round prominence and sustainable development; it shall surely be an ethical peaceful, stable and democratic superpower as the century advances. Indian systems are based on both tradition and technology, it's vast civilizational heritage and modern demographic dividend gives it an unique place globally. Moving from Vedas to Semiconductors & AI, India is marching ahead on tech development and modern business processes. As it's national missions on startups, renewable energy, quantum, AI, waste to wealth, digital transformations, skills and others are showing marvelous results. It is also uniquely poised to be the office/intelligence capital of the world because of big tech, IT, AI, BPM/BPO, skilled resources in the labour market. Many have spoken about India's ability as the office or intelligence capital of world and how it ca...

India can be the factory and the office of the world! Interview/ Uday Kotak, president of CII and managing director of Kotak Mahindra Bank By K. Sunil  Thomas  Issue Date: June 21, 2020 Updated: June 12, 2020 12:17 IST As the newly anointed head of India’s biggest business chamber, Confederation of Indian Industry, Uday Kotak has his task cut out—chart out a roadmap for corporate India to traverse the biggest challenge it has faced in a long time. His first shot is a 10-point agenda for getting growth back while saving lives and livelihood. Excerpts from an exclusive intervew: Q/Your 10-point agenda to build India in a post-pandemic world says getting growth back is non-negotiable. But it admits that of the four engines of economic growth, consumption, investment and exports have been lagging, and only government expenditure is propping it up. How do you get the rest to pick up? A/For a long time, consumption and government spending were holding up the economy. Just before Cov...

India, with its large population, digital infrastructure, and growing tech talent pool, is poised to become a significant player in the AI landscape.  Nvidia envisions India as a potential "intelligence capital of the world", where AI research, development, and deployment can flourish .