 "Prakash Mallya")
Intel India said artificial intelligence and cloud-focused startups have a sustainable market in India with increasing availability of data. The US-based semiconductor and hardware major has trained 9,500 developers, students, and professors, across 90 organizations on different AI-based practices to strengthen the ecosystem in India.
The company's newly introduced Intel Nervana, a cloud-hosted hardware and software platform that helps developers and researchers test and learn applications, aims to help more people work in AI innovation without making investment.
"The big difference between then and now is that companies were focusing on global markets as well as India to get to scale. (But
