Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday said India’s IT sector is moving to an AI-driven services model with coordinated efforts from industry, academia, and the government.
He said AI presents a major opportunity for India to develop a new model of services for the global market.
Citing examples, Vaishnaw noted that AI-based solutions could be offered to global shipping lines and retail companies through global capability centers (GCCs) in India, creating opportunities for Indian engineers.
The Union Minister for Electronics and IT added that, due to the government’s focus on IT services, a large number of GCCs are being set up in India.
“At the last count, more than 2,000 GCCs have already come to India, which is far more than in traditional IT services,” he said.
Vaishnaw highlighted that the Union Budget has announced major reforms for data centers to support the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence.
“Indian IT is moving from the old model to a new AI-based services​Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday said India’s IT sector is moving to an AI-driven services model with coordinated efforts from industry, academia, and the government.
He said AI presents a major opportunity for India to develop a new model of services for the global market.
Citing examples, Vaishnaw noted that AI-based solutions could be offered to global shipping lines and retail companies through global capability centers (GCCs) in India, creating opportunities for Indian engineers.
The Union Minister for Electronics and IT added that, due to the government’s focus on IT services, a large number of GCCs are being set up in India.
“At the last count, more than 2,000 GCCs have already come to India, which is far more than in traditional IT services,” he said.
Vaishnaw highlighted that the Union Budget has announced major reforms for data centers to support the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence.
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