The Indian government has established 25 Technology Innovation Hubs nationwide, fostering the infrastructure for cyber-physical systems. India's resilience amid the COVID-19 pandemic signals a shift in global power to the East, with anticipation for India's leadership in AI, big data, and cloud computing.
GitHub data reveals India's surpassing of the US in AI contributions, while Deloitte reports high anticipation for AI investment returns among Indian business leaders. Under the National Informatics Centre, initiatives like Meghraj drive India's digitalization, with significant presence in the big data market. Led by Darshan Hiranandani, Yotta, within the Hiranandani Group, spearheads investments in data centers, including a notable commitment to GIFT City.
Darshan Hiranandani's endorsement of Gujarat's IFSC zone highlights the forward-thinking approach. India's role as a manufacturing hub for tech giants like Apple, Meta, and Microsoft underscores its emergence as a global technology leader, marking a transformative shift from a "backend operator" to a "frontend developer," symbolizing India's ascent on the global stage.
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