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India in right place at right time on AI but failing to make the right noises, says Citi's Vis Raghavan
India must highlight its AI power to attract global investment, says Citi's Vis Raghavan. Skilled talent, competitive costs, and infrastructure development are India's big advantages, but effective communication of these strengths is equally crucial, he points out.
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Can India reap AI gains?
That hinges on having ownership of AI capability
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'India is on the wrong side of the AI trade': Emkay's Nirav Sheth sounds the alarm
India is on the wrong side of the AI trade, warns Nirav Sheth. Foreign investors are chasing AI growth abroad, impacting Indian markets. Investors should focus on companies with…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
'India’s AI advantage needs better articulation to global investors': Citi's Vis Raghavan
Mumbai: Vis Raghavan, head of banking and executive vice chair of Citi, was in India for its annual India conference, which unites all businesses and 1,000 corporates. It is part…
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Citi: India's AI advantage needs better articulation
MUMBAI: Vis Raghavan, head of banking and executive vice chair of Citi, was in India for its annual India conference, which unites all businesses and 1,000 corporates. It is part…
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AI investment boom reshaping global capital flows, leaving India temporarily on the sidelines: Jonathan Garner
Foreign investors are shifting capital from India to North Asian markets like South Korea and Taiwan, driven by the AI investment boom and extraordinary earnings growth. While…
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India in right place at right time on AI but failing to make the right noises, says Citi's Vis Raghavan
India must highlight its AI power to attract global investment, says Citi's Vis Raghavan. Skilled talent, competitive costs, and infrastructure development are India's big…
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PM Modi’s high stakes push for sovereign AI faces reality check - The Economic Times
India is striving to build its own artificial intelligence capabilities, aiming for self-reliance and global export. However, the nation faces significant challenges including…
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India's rise is coming at an important time... because the world needs India, says Jane Fraser, Board Chair and CEO, Citi
Globalisation is changing. It now balances efficiency with resilience and security. This shift benefits India, a nation with strong tech talent, a diverse economy, and a large…
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India’s AI gap keeps global investors away, but valuations are turning attractive: Punita Kumar Sinha
India is currently sidelined from the global AI investment boom due to its lack of semiconductor manufacturing. While the Indian IT sector has corrected, market veteran Punita…
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India needs private capital at scale and risk-appetite to compete in global AI race: Nasscom Chairman Srikanth Velamakanni
Plotting India’s position in the AI race based on the five-layer AI stack, Nasscom Chairman Srikanth Velamakanni lists private capital and the need for a risk-appetite approach as…