According to him, the entire talent shortfall in the semiconductor industry in the world will be met by India. After Micron, two more plants will begin commercial production soon, while the fourth is expected to start by the end of the year, he says.
The announcement quickly went viral and drew a wave of sarcastic responses. Users questioned the timing of the pledge, asking what the government had been doing 'till today' if not working in the public interest.
The minister reiterated that platforms must take responsibility for content that is hosted on their platform
The Union IT minister said governments and industry are moving towards shared guardrails for artificial intelligence as concerns grow over its misuse and societal impact.
The focus on AI-driven modernisation of legacy systems creates a significant opportunity for Indian IT firms even as the industry navigates workforce transitions, the minister tells Moneycontrol
Vaishnaw indicated that India’s semiconductor ambitions are expanding beyond assembly and packaging into deeper technology layers.
Additional $17 billion expected in deeptech and application layers beyond core compute infrastructure
The Bengaluru-based company (behind the development of Sarvam) is creating foundational AI models from scratch in India. This week two of its tools, Sarvam Vision and Bulbul, are making a lot of buzz.
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said Karnataka has received a record Rs 7,748 crore in this year's railway budget -- nine times the allocation during the Congress-led UPA government, and the total railway investment in the state is Rs 52,950 crore.
Vaishnaw also said that India will soon add 20,000 GPUs as AI compute capacity expands.
Minister says pact will deepen tech cooperation and boost growth for citizens and industry in both countries
Electronics and IT minister says AI infrastructure push is key to India’s ambition of becoming a top three AI nation.
The Prime Minister emphasised the need to embrace new technology in all spheres and use it to contribute to national growth
IT minister says feedback from DLI startups will shape the next phase of the scheme, with sharper focus on analog, RF, market access and so on
From AI investments to semiconductor momentum and the idea of an India-hosted Davos, Union IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw lays out how global boardrooms are reading India right now.
Minister says talks with World Economic Forum were underway
India’s next AI breakthrough likely to come from maths or engineering, says Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw
In an interview to Moneycontrol, union IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said they have had a 'tremendous amount' of consultation with various stakeholders.
Minister says tech ecosystem showing strong interest across AI, chips, infrastructure and energy
Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw says trade talks are progressing steadily, declines to speculate on timeline
Talks at Davos focused on infrastructure, manufacturing and technology partnerships, the minister has said
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, India’s IT minister rejected the IMF chief’s suggestion that India is a second-tier AI player, arguing the country is building capabilities across the entire stack and already ranks among the global leaders
56th World Economic Forum (WEF): India’s delegation is one of its largest ever at Davos, with ten state governments joining central leaders and top business executives.
India has made an early start with approvals for 10 semiconductor-related units
Scott Bessent told reporters that he had been pushing for a dedicated discussion on the matter since the G7 leaders’ summit last summer, citing China’s weaponisation of supply chains