Collaboration to power AI startups, supercharge workforce skills, and drive MSME tech adoption
Investment round will value the ChatGPT maker at more than $100 bn
As many as 70 per cent of companies spend more than 20 per cent of IT budgets on digital and emerging technologies
The portal will leverage AI and machine learning to facilitate ease of doing business
Amazon reportedly plans to charge for the upgraded version of Alexa as it will use generative AI to answer queries while offering the standard version for free
A recent survey revealed that 66 per cent of the 250 organisations surveyed indicated that high salary expectations were a major obstacle in attracting AI talent
Jio Brain unveiled to streamline AI
Among top five countries in 45 of 64 critical technologies
Puri Buch declined to address the allegations or the questions surrounding her ownership in consultancy firms on the sidelines of the event
The report also stated that though the Indian AI market was at a nascent stage, it was expected to mirror the global AI market growth rate of 25-35 per cent over the next 3-4 years
Reliance stated that it is developing a suite of AI-powered services collectively called JioAI. Among the first services to roll out will be JioPhone Call AI
Under the helm of co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang, Nvidia's philosophy is crystal clear: 'If you want to do extraordinary things, it shouldn't be easy'
OpenAI has been in early discussions to raise funding at a valuation at or above $100 billion since at least December, people with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg News late last year
The product is a much-anticipated successor to the company's Hopper line of so-called AI accelerators, which have sent its revenue and stock price soaring
Infosys on Wednesday said it has joined hands with Stanford University Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (Stanford HAI) to help accelerate AI research initiatives. The IT major will become a part of the institute's Corporate Affiliate Program, according to a statement. The initiative will leverage Infosys AI-offering Topaz to focus on key areas to drive innovation and accelerate enterprise AI adoption, the statement said. As part of this programme, Infosys will engage with Stanford HAI faculty and researchers on topics like responsible AI, optimisation of AI models for cost efficiency, and enhancing the effectiveness of business process value chain through AI and ML, among others. "Through this collaboration, Infosys will support the development of cutting-edge thought leadership and research that will help enterprises accelerate their AI journey in a responsible manner. "By incorporating the latest AI research and proven practices into Infosys Topaz, we aim to
Dr Hema Bajaj, Ruhie Pande, Amit Das, and Dr Suryanarayan G Iyer speak with Nivedita Mookerji at the BSmart HR Conclave on the growing skill gaps and evolving workforce dynamics
AI-driven deepfakes risk financial, reputational damage, call for stricter measures
Close ties with chip giant Nvidia have allowed Super Micro, known for its liquid cooling technology for high-power semiconductors, to capitalise on the surge in demand for AI servers
IT major Wipro on Tuesday said it has expanded its partnership with Dell Technologies to integrate their AI enterprise solutions and provide enterprises best-in-class technology and the latest in chip designs. The collaboration will allow enhanced cost control and risk mitigation while providing enterprises with access to the best-in-class technology, accelerating the adoption of AI across cloud, data centre and edge environments, a regulatory filing said. "Wipro's Enterprise AI-Ready platform will leverage the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, including Dell validated designs for generative AI, bringing GenAI processing power to data without extensive upfront investment. "The Wipro AI Control Center, an advanced orchestration layer that resides on the Wipro Enterprise AI-Ready platform and enables a seamless infusion of AI for IT and business, will now provide enhanced throughput from the Dell infrastructure," the filing said. This will support the safe, responsible, and sustainable ..
Ola Founder Bhavish Aggarwal has called out "unique irony" of India having its design imprint on every chip in the world, yet no chip of its own, and said while his announcement on first AI chip for India is a "moonshot", the company is fully confident of delivering on the promise. In an interaction with PTI editors at the agency's headquarters here, Aggarwal talked at length on his vision behind the bold and ambitious project, and explained why building a chip from scratch is a "risky endeavour". And why he is convinced that Ola Group and AI venture Krutrim can pull off the "moonshot". Aggarwal said the company would not be setting up a fab for its AI chip. Instead, it plans to work with global foundries, say, in Taiwan, Korea or even the American ecosystem. Conversations are on but not yet finalised, the Ola top boss said, adding, "hopefully somebody puts up a cutting-edge fab in India, and we will be happy to use it." A vocal advocate of India's digital sovereignty, Aggarwal is