India positions itself as a decisive AI power, blending frugal innovation with strategic autonomy to reshape global technology governance.

At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, Bengaluru-based Bharat1 unveiled plans to develop the world’s first AI city centered on people, aiming to create a human-focused, technology-driven urban environment.

A NITI Aayog roadmap projects that India’s technology services sector, currently valued at about Rs. 21,99,500 crore (US$ 265 billion), could expand to Rs. 62,25,000–70,55,000 crore (US$ 750–850 billion),

While India’s tech engagements may seem transactional and at times contradictory, they are deeply pragmatic, which is what makes it an attractive partner. From left: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, U.S ...

The scale of global spending underscores the moment. The four hyperscalers — Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Meta Platforms — together spent $376 billion in 2025, with capex projected to surge 65% to $620 billion in 2026. AI is no longer an experiment; it is a capital-intensive arms race.

India’s climate diplomacy—selectively engaging with UN Framework Convention on Climate Change processes while separately mobilizing finance, technology, and market access for decarbonization without constraining its economic growth or energy access—stands in sharp contrast to the United States’.

India seeks to leverage technology to preserve, promote, and proliferate its civilizational culture, a strategy that shapes everything from innovation to multilateral engagement. When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the launch of the World ...

India’s Rise as an AI Innovation Hub Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to research labs or global tech giants. India has stepped into the spotlight as a leading contributor to AI development,

The study examines the relationship between SMBs’ technology adoption, technology partners, and business results in 10 markets, including India Almost 35% of SMBs in India are spending over 10% of their revenue on technology 26% of SMBs in India are ...

Las Vegas, Jan 6 (PTI) The presence of Indian companies and start-ups continues to grow at the global technology platform CES and "we welcome broad participation” in the years to come, a top executive at the world’s largest technology showcase has said.