Inside India's AI Ambitions | Bloomberg Tech: Asia 8/28/2026
THE SO WHAT
India’s push to become an AI powerhouse—backed by billions for chips and infra but constrained by compute and talent—creates a window for infra, tooling, and training vendors to become default partners. If you operate in AI infra or dev tools, you should be treating India as a primary go-to-market, not an afterthought.
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