Benefits for NSW technology companies will be reciprocated with access to nasscom s services to find suitable partners and clients to grow in the Indian market, the statement said. On Friday, IT industry body Nasscom said it signed an agreement with Australian industry body Business NSW to facilitate market access for technology companies in the two markets.

Publication: MoneyControl

The advisory also mentioned that every intermediary and platform should verify that its computer resource in itself or through the use of AI models/LLM/generative AI, software(s) or algorithm(s) does not endorse any partiality in the electoral process ethicality.

Publication: Financial Express

Their case is that by the time this facility goes operational, it will begin by producing 28 nanometer (nm) chips. And by the time it acquires the capabilities to produce 26 nm chips, the world would have moved on, and the chips Dholera produces might be obsolete. It is pertinent then to investigate if these critics have a point.

Publication: Hindustan Times

After facing intense backlash on its first advisory on election integrity for artificial intelligence (AI) platforms, the IT Ministry has amended it and prepared a fresh advisory where it has scrapped a controversial provision to require government permission before rolling out untested/unreliable AI systems in India, The Indian Express has learnt.

Publication: The Indian Express

In a fresh advisory to platforms on Friday, the ministry of electronics and IT (MeitY) has removed the earlier requirement of seeking government s nod before launching any untested or unreliable AI models in the country.

Publication: The Financial Express

Taiwan’s TSMC is looking at building advanced packaging capacity in Japan, according to two sources familiar with the matter, a move that would add momentum to Japan s efforts to reboot its semiconductor industry.

Publication: MoneyControl

As many as 95 per cent of Indian chief information officers (CIO) consider artificial intelligence (AI) to be important to their companies, says a new survey. As many as 28 per cent of them are investing in generative AI (GenAI), which can create text, images and video in seconds in response to prompts

Publication: Business Standard

Instruction Enhancement Programme (IEP) on ‘Memory and In-Memory computing using SCL 180nm PDK’ under Chip to Startup (C2S) Project under Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEIT) of Government of India will be organised from March 18 to March 22 at IIT Indore.

Publication: Free Press Journal

When India’s largest conglomerate, Tata Group, broke ground on a $11 billion semiconductor factory this week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the country was poised to become a world leader in the sector. He might be in for a rude awakening.

Publication: LiveMint

To know more, read this In this episode of Tech Conversations, Jaya Jagadish, country head and senior vice president at AMD India, talks about why the company is very optimistic about the prospects of India s fledgling semiconductor ecosystem over the next decade

Publication: Forbes

The meeting focused on how Karnataka and the US could work together to foster AI innovation. “We will explore everything from AI-related patents to concept papers and get universities involved. We will create a strong common platform… to build an AI-based ecosystem,” said the minister.

Publication: The New Indian Express

How large is the commercial potential of AI? The Wall Street journal recently reported that OpenAI’s Sam Altman is seeking 7 trillion dollars in investment into his company to further develop semi-conductor graphic processor units (GPUs) used in advanced Al projects.

Publication: The Indian Express

The government has dropped the permit requirement for untested AI models but emphasised the need to label AI-generated content, according to a latest advisory on Artificial Intelligence technology. Instead of permission for AI models under development, the fresh advisory issued by the Ministry of Electronics and IT on Friday evening fine-tuned the compliance requirement as per IT Rules of 2021. 

Publication: The Pioneer

RRP Electronics has tied up with a consortium of European companies to set up a one-of-its-kind semiconductor facility in Maharashtra. The company, which will invest Rs.5,000 crore over the next five years, plans to lay the foundation stone in its new premises of 25,000 sq ft on March 23. In the second phase, it will invest another Rs.5,000 crore.

Publication: Sakal

IBM is part of a 75-member alliance of companies such as AMD, Meta, Oracle, Sony, and Uber which have committed to “accelerate open innovation across the AI technology landscape that responsibly benefits people and society everywhere”

Publication: The Economic Times