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India is experiencing a defining AI moment. After a decade of building one of the world’s most sophisticated digital public infrastructures, the country is now accelerating into an era where AI becomes a strategic driver of national competitiveness. Across healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, and governance, AI is shifting from experimentation to mainstream impact. Poised to become one of the fastest-growing leaders in AI, India’s AI market is expected to reach $20-22 billion by 2027, posting a CAGR of 30%, as per Deloitte.
This surge is not only about adopting new tools; it is about re-engineering the nation’s digital backbone. IndiaAI Mission’s Rs 10,371 crore allocation highlights a focus on compute capacity, secure data platforms, and talent development, signalling India’s intent to lead in scalable AI innovation. India’s next phase will be powered by strong collaboration among technology providers, enterprises, and the public sector building on national ambition to unlock its full potential.
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AI today is only as strong as the infrastructure that powers it. Moving from pilots to production demands architectures that are scalable, predictable, and governed. Dell Technologies is enabling this shift through Dell AI Factory, a unified framework integrating compute, storage, networking, software, and services. By supporting enterprises, SMEs, and partners with secure, modular AI systems aligned with India’s data protection priorities, technology becomes the foundation for a future-ready, nationwide AI ecosystem.
As technology cycles accelerate, enterprises in India must prepare for a rapidly shifting landscape. Dell Technologies’ global CTO and chief AI officer, John Roese, identifies five major shifts that will........