Deep tech, semiconductors, supercomputing and AI in India!

India: A New Hope for Vision 2047

India is emerging as a powerful global hub of deep technology, semiconductors, supercomputing and artificial intelligence, opening a new chapter of opportunity and national transformation. With a young and ambitious talent pool, a rapidly expanding innovation ecosystem, and growing investments in advanced technologies, India is steadily moving from being a technology consumer to becoming a technology creator and global knowledge leader. The convergence of AI, indigenous semiconductor capabilities, high-performance computing and deep-tech entrepreneurship can strengthen our economy, enhance strategic self-reliance and create millions of meaningful opportunities for the next generation. This technological awakening offers renewed hope for Viksit Bharat@2047, where innovation becomes the engine of inclusive growth, global competitiveness and national prosperity. The India of 2047 can be a nation that not only participates in the future but designs the future for the world.

— Prof. Mohd Ossama
Faculty of Management and Engineering, Lucknow



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