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India Joins Pax Silica, Deepens US Partnership on AI & Critical Supply Chains
India formally joins the US-led Pax Silica coalition to strengthen AI collaboration and secure global critical mineral supply chains.
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Why Telangana Now Wants to Move Away From Bulk Vaccine Manufacturing
Telangana announced major projects spanning GCCs, advanced vaccine manufacturing, data science, and life sciences infrastructure.
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Andhra Pradesh Partners with IBM, BharatGen, NxtGen to Build Swadeshi AI Stack
IBM will provide expertise in data and AI, BharatGen will contribute sovereign, multilingual foundation models, and NxtGen will provide India-hosted sovereign cloud and GPU infrastructure.
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G42, Cerebras to Deploy 8 Exaflop AI Supercomputer in India
The system will provide access to institutions, startups, small and medium enterprises, and government ministries.
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Telangana Tops OpenAI Coding Tools Usage, Beating Karnataka, Tamil Nadu
India is the fastest-growing market for OpenAI’s Codex, as per new data called 'OpenAI Signals'.
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General Catalyst commits $5B to India over five years
General Catalyst, a Silicon Valley-based venture firm with more than $43 billion in assets under management, has announced it plans to invest $5 billion in India over the next five years, sharply expanding its push into the country’s startup ecosystem less than two years aftermerging with local venture firm Venture Highway. The commitment, unveiled at theIndia AI Impact Summitin New Delhi on Friday, will target startups across artificial intelligence, healthcare, defense technology, fintech, and consumer technology. The announcement marks a significant increase from the $500 million to $1 billion the firm had previously earmarked for India. India, the world’s most populous country with more than a billion internet users, is positioning itself as a major AI investment destination. New Delhi aims toattract over $200 billion in AI infrastructure investmentsover the next two years as it hosts the India AI Impact Summit with participation from companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. “India will build the next generation of global platform companies,” General Catalyst CEO Hemant Taneja (pictured above) said, adding that the firm sees Indian founders as uniquely positioned to develop technology for markets serving enormous populations. General Catalyst said it sees India’s biggest AI opportunity in large-scale real-world deployment rather than in building so-called frontier models. The firm cited the country’s government-built digital infrastructure, vast domestic market, and deep services talent pool as reasons for that view. The push comes as India’s AI ambitions accelerate. At the summit, conglomeratesAdani GroupandReliance Industries, led by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, announced plans to invest more than $200 billion combined to build AI data center infrastructure in the country.OpenAI has separately partnered with Tata Group’s TCS— one of India’s largest tech companies — to develop a 100-megawatt AI data center as part of the expansion of its Stargate infrastructure project. In recent months, global tech companies includingAmazon,Google, andMicrosofthave also outlined tens of billions of dollars in cloud and AI investments in the country. General Catalyst has been building its India portfolio across fast delivery e-commerce, health tech, and deep tech, with investments including Zepto, PB Health, Raphe, Jeh Aerospace, Pronto, and Ayr Energy. “This investment allows us to operate at a different scale in India,” Neeraj Arora, General Catalyst’s CEO for India, the Middle East, and North Africa, said, adding that the firm aims to support companies from early stage through to the public markets. General Catalyst said it is developing a framework to accelerate large-scale AI adoption across priority sectors in India, aiming to help convert pilot projects into full deployments. The firm’s General Catalyst Institute has also been working to build government-industry partnerships in the country.
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Figma Wants to Break the Fourth Wall in Design
But was there a fourth wall to begin with among product teams?
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NxtGen Plans 4,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPU AI Factory with Vertiv Infrastructure
The deployment uses Dell Integrated Rack Scalable Systems (IR5000) running on Dell PowerEdge XE9685L liquid-cooled servers.
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AIM Launches GCC Council in Partnership With LinkedIn India
Membership to the council is currently free and by invitation only, ensuring meaningful engagement.
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India’s AI Founders Stare at the Credit Cliff
Startups relying on free computing resources may incur unsustainable costs, revealing inefficiencies in the system.
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Stripe’s Autonomous Coding Agents Generate Over 1,300 PRs a Week
Minions are Stripe's internal unattended coding agents that handle tasks from fixing flaky tests to implementing features — start to finish, with no human in the loop.
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‘Claude Code is Built Around Prompt Caching’
Anthropic explains why cache hit rates are treated as an operational metric, and the design patterns that keep long-running agent sessions fast and cost-efficient.
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