Nvidia becomes founding advisor in India’s $2B Deep Tech Alliance

U.S. chipmaker Nvidia has announced that it is now part of the $2 billion IDTA as a founding member, providing mentorship to India’s AI startups. The Nvidia Deep Learning Institute will offer training and technical talks to guide AI systems and developer empowerment. The tech giant joined a group of venture capital and private equity investors pledging $2 billion for deep tech investments in semiconductors, energy, biotech, space, robotics, and AI. However, the company did not provide details about its own contribution to the pledged amount, training targets, or timelines. Nvidia’s Managing Director of South Asia, Vishal Dhupar, said his company aims to guide India’s AI systems and developer enablement. It also aims to establish close ties with policymakers, entrepreneurs, and investors. India’s AI growth is accelerating IDTA’s founding executive council member, Sriram Viswanathan, claimed that the pace of AI innovation in India is accelerating, adding that a significant number...

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