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GenAI in India: Tech Industry Partnerships Catalyze Adoption

The likes of IBM, Tech Mahindra, Google Cloud, Netapp, Deloitte, ServiceNow and the likes are all jumping into the GenAI bandwagon. APAC News Network explores the dynamics of some of these partnerships.

GenAI or Generative AI is fast gaining grounds in India, especially in terms of acceptance by different stakeholders. These include the different enterprises across different verticals using GenAI in different facets of their businesses. Another stakeholder has been the Indian GenAI-based SaaS startups whose numbers too are rapidly rising every year. Add to this the IT services giants and software giants who too are jumping into the GenAI bandwagon. Last but not the least, the government too is supporting the GenAI revolution with proactive policy formation and creating appropriate implementation environment in the country.

Worldwide there is an explosion in the number of Gen AI-native SaaS companies and a surge in investment capital, with over $12 billion funneled into 60+ emerging domains in FY23 alone. The Indian players, on the other hand, raised $590 million in funding during the same time period.  While globally there are 259 generative AI startups as of 2024, in India there are around 20+ pure-play generative AI startups.

Also Read More Here : https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2024/04/genai-in-india-tech-industry-partnerships-catalyze-adoption/

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India's Volkai, developed by Kairosoft AI Solutions, is making waves as a culturally intelligent, affordable alternative to global AI platforms like DeepSeek, ChatGPT, and Midjourney. Launched in 2025, Volkai integrates text and image generation, offering cutting-edge AI tools tailored for the Indian market.

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Key Services Offered by GenAI Consulting Firms in India

The advent of Generative AI (GenAI) has transformed the operations of businesses with enhanced automation, data analysis, and content generation abilities. With machine learning models able to produce human-like text, images, and even code, organisations are now more and more using GenAI to increase productivity and simplify processes.

As companies from various industries venture into AI-led transformation, the need for GenAI consulting firms in India has picked up pace. Firms need professional advice to deploy AI solutions that are specifically designed to meet their requirements, with efficiency, scalability, and regulatory compliance in mind. From strategy development using AI to large-scale deployment across enterprises, consulting firms are the key to unlocking the true potential of GenAI technologies.

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India Leads Global Generative AI Adoption: 81% of Enterprises Implement Solutions

India emerges as a leader in AI, with 81% of firms adopting GenAI for efficiency in sectors like healthcare and finance, driving innovation and investment.

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10 Profitable Indian Startups: A SWOT Analysis.

The steady growth of the Indian economy and the spurt in consumer index has given rise to numerous startups or online-native companies over the last decade or so. Some of these companies garnered recognition from consumers and international investors and soon became giants. For some, after the initial euphoria of high valuations and brand equities, they have got mired in controversies. There are a few who have moved silently and are today witnessing profits on their bottomlines.

ALSO READ MORE- https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2024/07/10-profitable-indian-startups-a-swot-analysis/

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Deloitte and Yotta Data Services Revolutionize AI Development in India with GenAI Collaboration

Deloitte and Yotta Data Services Revolutionize AI Development in India with GenAI Collaboration #Deloitte #YottaData #GenAI #NVIDIA #GPUcomputing #AI #digitaltransformation #India

Deloitte India and Yotta Data Services have forged a transformative alliance to propel India’s AI landscape forward. This collaboration leverages Deloitte’s profound expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and Yotta’s state-of-the-art GPU cloud platform to empower businesses and governments in India to develop innovative GenAI applications. As India embarks on a digital transformation journey,��

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DPIIT and Kyndryl sign MoU to scale India’s start-up ecosystem

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Government of India, and Kyndryl Solutions have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to accelerate innovation and scale India’s start-up ecosystem. The partnership will focus on supporting start-ups in the manufacturing and IT sectors by leveraging Kyndryl’s expertise in digital transformation and GenAI solutions. Joint…

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UIDAI partner with Sarvam AI to increase Udhar services

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDA) has amended an Ammoproving base services to deploy an indigenous Jeanai Solutions with the Bengali-based AI (Genai) company Saravam AI. Increasing user experience. Also read: Government of India allows private institutions to face Aadhaar AI operated services With the implementation of the agreement from 18 March, Saravam will deploy the AI…

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India Leads in GenAI Adoption with 1.3 Million Enrollments, but Women Lag at 29.6%: Report

India has emerged as the global leader in Generative AI (GenAI) adoption, recording 1.3 million AI enrollments in 2024—the highest of any country worldwide. However, despite this rapid growth, a new report by Coursera, titled "Closing the Gender Gap in GenAI Skills", reveals a persistent gender disparity in AI learning and participation.

Gender Disparity in GenAI Learning

While India ranks second globally in GenAI enrollments among women learners, they account for just 29.6% of total GenAI enrollments in the country. This is despite the fact that women make up 40% of all learners on the Coursera platform. Globally, women’s share in GenAI enrollments stands slightly higher at 32%.

The Coursera report explores strategies to bridge this gender gap, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions to ensure equitable access to AI education and encourage more women to take on leadership roles in the field.

Rising Interest Among Women, Yet Barriers Persist

Interest in AI education in India is growing rapidly. In 2024, Coursera recorded a fourfold increase in GenAI enrollments from India, with women learners showing a remarkable 296% growth rate—outpacing the 191% growth rate among men.

However, despite this surge, several challenges continue to hinder women’s full participation in AI education and careers. These barriers include:

Confidence gaps

Time constraints

Perceived lack of relevance

Absence of female role models

The Need for Gender-Inclusive AI Education

The report underscores the importance of gender-inclusive policies to support women's participation in AI learning. Encouraging mentorship programs, flexible learning options, and increased industry representation can help bridge the gender gap and empower more women to thrive in AI-driven careers.

As GenAI continues to shape industries and job markets, addressing these gender disparities is crucial to ensuring a more equitable and diverse AI workforce in India and beyond.

For further insights, visit the full report on Coursera's website.

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AI spending in India to grow 2.2x faster than digital tech in 3 years, generating USD 115 billion of economic impact: IDC

NEW DELHI: Spending on Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies will grow at 2.2x the rate of overall digital technology spending in the next three years, generating an India economic impact of over USD 115 billion by the end of 2027, according to a latest report by International Data Corporation (IDC).IDC further predicts that by 2027, company executives would expect their GenAI projects to…

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9 Out Of 10 Retailers Now Adopting Or Piloting Ai, Newest Nvidia Survey Finds Nvidia Weblog

Many smaller corporations are also creating gen-AI-supported level options for these entry-level use cases. An increasing number of organizations in India are adopting GenAI-driven solutions to fulfill various client calls for, improve effectivity, and foster innovation, enabling growth and adaptableness even with resource constraints. 48% survey respondents shared that they’ve already initiated…

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GenAI to Boost India's IT Industry's Productivity by Up to 45 Percent, EY India Survey Shows | Daily Reports Online

The increasing use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) could boost the productivity of India’s $254-billion software industry by 43 percent-45 percent over the next five years, according to a survey by consulting firm EY India. This productivity boost, which EY India’s survey states will span 500 roles, will come through the dual effect of the IT industry itself integrating elements of…