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AI sovereignty: India's ambition faces a long road despite growing momentum

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By Palak Agarwal
| MSN India Verified
Palak Agarwal The recent US restrictions on advanced AI technologies have reignited a familiar question for India. Can the country build a truly sovereign AI ecosystem, or will it remain dependent on foreign models and infrastructure? The debate has gained urgency as AI increasingly becomes a strategic technology akin to cybersecurity, semiconductors and telecommunications.
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Here's why HCLTech is betting $150 million on Sarvam

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By Palak Agarwal
| MSN India Verified
Palak Agarwal HCLTech's $150 million investment in AI startup Sarvam is more than a strategic bet on a young technology company. It is also a significant endorsement of India's ambitions to build a sovereign AI ecosystem. The IT services major will invest $150 million as the lead investor in Sarvam's $300 million Series B funding round, acquiring a 10.5% stake in the company.
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Sarvam's Vivek Raghavan on why sovereign AI is no longer optional

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By Palak Agarwal
| MSN India Verified
Palak Agarwal As geopolitical tensions and restrictions around advanced AI technologies intensify, Sarvam co-founder Vivek Raghavan believes India can no longer afford to depend on foreign companies for its AI future. Speaking to Business Today following Sarvam's $234 million Series B funding round ait its first close, Raghavan argued that the case for sovereign AI has become stronger than ever, even as the gap between India and global AI leaders remains significant.
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