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The government has allocated ₹8.20 crore to establish two centers of excellence dedicated to artificial intelligence.

Leaders sign 11 agreements during Modi’s Putrajaya talks, putting semiconductor manufacturing, testing and digital cooperation at the center of a broader trade and defense push.

PM launches $11.25 billion scheme to bring universities and industry together, simplify procurement, and scale labs and fellowships.

Credit ratings agency says capital-heavy sectors from utilities to pharma will see slower AI adoption while cloud, chips and data services emerge as winners.

The next leap in AI may come not from costlier chips, but from India’s ability to make it run on simpler ones.