AI Features
Reporting, analysis and features from AIM's AI Features section.
Why Floating Data Centres Are Becoming the Next Infrastructure Bet
As AI's appetite for power and space grows insatiable, a new generation of engineers is moving the server room offshore.
Novinston Lobo ·
Enterprise AI Has a Prototype Problem
The path to enterprise-grade AI is ultimately less about impressive demos and more about discipline, governance, reliability, and operational maturity.
Siddharth Jindal ·
The ₹250 Crore Wake-Up Call for India’s AI Companies
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act is pushing enterprises to treat data governance as a board-level priority rather than a compliance afterthought.
Siddharth Jindal ·
The Traditional E-Commerce Interface is Starting to Collapse
Generative AI is changing how consumers discover products online by turning static recommendations into real-time shopping experiences.
Siddharth Jindal ·
AIM Launches ‘Best Firm for GCC Talent’ Certification
The new certification programme focuses on culture, learning, and retention across India’s various Global Capability Centres.
AIM Media House ·
MATLAB’s Unexpected Collision With Agentic AI
The move pushes MathWorks into a world historically dominated by open-source developer tooling and AI-native workflows.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
Indian Armed Forces Bet on Sarvam, CoRover.ai to Prepare for AI Warfare
As militaries worldwide race to integrate AI into warfare, India appears to be moving from experimentation toward building its own sovereign military AI ecosystem.
Siddharth Jindal ·
Why Google TPU 8 May Be Death Knell for General-Purpose AI Chips
Google is not alone in recognising the divergence between training and inference hardware.
Novinston Lobo ·
India’s $31 Bn Pharma Industry Rarely Discovers Drugs. That Needs an AI Fix
As contract manufacturing margins compress, AI is emerging as a potential route to drug discovery. The question isn't capability anymore. It's incentives.
Merin Susan John ·
India is Becoming Databricks’ Proving Ground for AI
For companies like Databricks, the country is becoming the next frontier of scale, experimentation, and eventually, product definition.
Mohit Pandey ·
Why GitHub Devs are Raving About a 25 MB AI Model
Built by former Meta and Microsoft engineers, KittenTTS is a tiny open-weight voice AI model designed to run locally on CPUs and low-power devices.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
We Need New Infosys and TCS
India needs a services company that can own delivery, product thinking, data, and workflow redesign simultaneously as AI upsets old models.
Mohit Pandey ·
AI’s Insatiable Appetite is Outpacing Data Centres, and Testing India's Momentum
India is racing to become a global AI hub but is also grappling with the limits of its own digital backbone.
Novinston Lobo ·
'AI-First' is Now Mandatory for Big 6 IT Audits, But They Don't Know How
India's AI and cloud boom is forcing IT companies to rethink how they audit—and how they get audited.
Novinston Lobo ·
IIT Madras Picks IPOs Over Unicorns
The IIT Madras Incubation Cell added 112 startups in FY26, marking its second straight year above the 100-startup milestone.
Siddharth Jindal ·
Inside Wispr Flow’s Obsession to Kill Typing
Wispr has earned praise for its distinctly ‘Apple-esque’ product, with its microinteractions, design, and obsessive attention to detail.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
Enterprises’ Foolish Obsession with AI Chatbots
Without semantic layers and governance, enterprise AI stays a demo, never a decision engine.
C P Balasubramanyam ·
How India’s New IT Rules Control Your Feed Without Section 69A
For content creators and journalists, India’s digital speech landscape is becoming harder to navigate. The new IT Rules make it easier to control.
Prachi Pradhan ·
Deeptech or Deep Hype? Decoding Uttar Pradesh’s Roadmap Post Puch AI
With GCC and startup policies armed with incentives, Uttar Pradesh hopes to sprint to the front of deeptech innovation. But its startup ecosystem still shows signs of structural immaturity.
Shalini Mondal ·
Misleading CVs are Forcing AI Hiring to Rethink How Talent is Identified & Evaluated
Because historical hiring was itself biased—favouring certain schools, companies, and demographics—the AI reproduces those biases at scale.
Novinston Lobo ·