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Nvidia has partnered with Reliance and other Indian giants including L&T, TCS to supply its AI chips and software.
What’s cooking: think of Nvidia supplying the ‘engine,’ and Indian companies using it to create AI-driven products and solutions that can analyse data faster, automate tasks and improve efficiency.
Indian IT giants such as Infosys, Wipro, Tech Mahindra and Persistent Systems are also using Nvidia’s enterprise AI software to upgrade client services and modernise workflows.
Why it matters: India’s $283 billion IT services industry is facing pressure from foundational AI players like OpenAI and Anthropic, whose models can automate coding, analysis and documentation.
By partnering with Nvidia, Indian firms are trying to embed AI into their own offerings instead of being disrupted by it.
Big theme: the announcements came during the AI Impact Summit in India, where billion-dollar AI investment promises are flying in.
With MeitY-backed startups like BharatGen, Sarvam and CoRover building foundational models using Nvidia GPUs, India is positioning itself as a serious AI infrastructure and development powerhouse.
