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Anshuman Tripathi, former member of the National Security Advisory Board, lays out how AI, semiconductors, and geopolitics are converging to shape India’s technology strategy.
In a wide-ranging conversation with MIT Sloan Management Review India, Anshuman Tripathi, former member of the National Security Advisory Board, lays out how AI, semiconductors, and geopolitics are converging to shape India’s technology strategy.
“There is no chip in the world built without the touch of an Indian engineer,” Tripathi said, pointing to India’s embedded role in the global semiconductor ecosystem.
He argued that India’s opportunity lies in combining scale, talent, and data with strategic intent, particularly across AI, cybersecurity, quantum technologies, and advanced computing, while balancing competitiveness with responsible AI development.
The conversation examines how India can secure a strategic edge in the global AI race without losing sight of ethics, resilience, and long-term capability building. Watch this space for more such content.
Interview by: Vidyashree S
