Surabhi Agarwal is a journalist for The Economic Times, with a focus on national news in India. She covers a wide range of topics, including technology, business, and economics. With her articles, she aims to provide insightful and informative content to readers, keeping them updated on the latest developments in the Indian tech and business sectors.
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By: Surabhi Agarwal
TTK Prestige is embracing the chaos that is created while experimenting in the kitchen in their new # LetsGetCooking Campaign.
By: Twesh Mishra, Surabhi Agarwal
Synopsis Railways minister Ashwini Vaishnaw explained that the reservation chart is drawn four hours before a train's departure. After that, the AI model can optimise seats as it is able to tell x number of seats will be vacant after say two stations. So, the allocation of seats to those in the waiting list can be accordingly.
Nvidia has proposed developing a chip jointly with India, said people familiar with the matter, as the company seeks to leverage India's strong semiconductor design talent and also tap this growing market.
Nvidia has proposed developing a chip jointly with India as the company seeks to leverage Indias strong semiconductor design talent and tap this growing market, sources told ET. Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, made the proposal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the US earlier this year. Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw confirmed the same to ET.
By: Himanshi Lohchab, Surabhi Agarwal
Synopsis Yann LeCun, vice president and chief AI scientist at Meta told ET that the path to achieving AGI (artificial general intelligence) is through AI systems being conscious of the physical world, having persistent memory and being able to reason.
By: Surabhi Agarwal, Himanshi Lohchab
Synopsis Shanker Trivedi, senior vice president of enterprise business, Nvidia, on unique strength of India's digital economy, positioning the country as one of the top three AI economies of the world
By: Surabhi Agarwal, Himanshi Lohchab
India's strength as a hub of global system integrators (GSIs) also makes it one of the most attractive markets for companies like Nvidia, he said.
By: Surabhi Agarwal, Sameer Ranjan Bakshi
In an exclusive interview with ET, the 43-year-old CEO said that SAP is building sovereign AI capabilities in India given its huge exposure to government and critical sectors in the country. He also pointed to the huge AI talent pool here and said several products including SAPs proprietary large language model are being built in India.
By: Surabhi Agarwal, Suraksha P
Werner Vogels believes that the nations blend of technology, culture and government collaboration puts it in a strong position to lead the development of culturally aware AI.
When asked about supercomputers being built here in India, Su said, We are planning to (formally) announce the two supercomputers, very shortly. They are (being built) in partnership with the government around weather forecasting. This is an example of the types of the right investments happening in India.
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