Modi 3.0 to work on domestic AI chipsets: Vaishnaw
Financial Express Mumbai|March 09, 2024
THE NARENDRA MODI government in its third term will work towards enabling domestic manufacturing of AI chipsets, communications and IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw told FE.

"There are a lot of global manufacturers who are looking at India and are interested in partnering us in developing their chipsets here," Vaishnaw said. "We have started domestic manufacturing of smartphones and IT hardware.Abeginning has been made in the direction of semiconductor and the Union Cabinet approved the ₹10,372-crore AI mission on Thursday to create sovereign capability in computing.

The next on our agenda, which we will look in the third term of the Modi government, is making AI chipsets," the minister said.

AI chipsets basically include graphics processing units (GPUs) and other computing hardware, which are essential for creating AI models as these require large-scale computing.

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