The investor conversation around it has matured, with the focus no longer on whether a startup uses AI, but on whether it shapes how the business operates.
India is seeking more accountability from businesses and is quite stringent about complacency stemming from digital hoarding, unvetted vendor access, and slow breach reporting responses.
The smart eyewear market in India is emerging with a dual focus on consumer/content and significant enterprise adoption, with Lenskart and Reliance Jio preparing to launch AI-powered, India-centric smart glasses.
Jio Platforms filed 1,037 international patents in 2024-25 fiscal year followed by TVS Motor Co (238), CSIR (70), IIT Madras (44), Ola Electric Mobility (31) and others.
Achieving self sufficiency in memory chips is a five-ten-plus years journey for India as its strength lies in the massive consumption power and growing role as a global assembly hub
Memory chips constitute 10-15 per cent of server costs and the increasing cost of the chips will directly raise capex for India's large AI/datacenter builds and slow rollout. Advanced memory prices are likely to surge by another 50 per cent from current levels through most of 2026.
John Roese, Global Chief Technology Officer and Chief AI Officer, Dell Technologies, predicts that the demand for robust governance frameworks and private, controlled AI environments will become undeniable, urging the industry to build on both internal and external AI guardrails
CP Plus and Qualcomm bring AI-enabled, edge-processing video security solutions to the Indian market, leveraging Qualcomm's Dragonwing processors and Insight Platform.
With platforms like Temple, clearly there is scope for more experimental devices which are easy to use and actually provide some useful insights to users.