AI Features

    Reporting, analysis and features from AIM's AI Features section.

    • Why India Inc's AI Rollout Is Outrunning Its Own Workforce

      Kyndryl's latest global study finds AI adoption accelerating across enterprises while workforce readiness continues to slide.

      Novinston Lobo · 15 July 2026

    • Why Cloud Telephony Is Driving Data Centre Growth in Ahmedabad and Mangalore

      Beyond latency and power, data centre operators increasingly track where communication platforms expand, local telecom numbering strategies, and regional enterprise demand.

      Smruthi Nadig · 15 July 2026

    • The AI Smoke and Mirrors Fuelling India’s Data Centre IPOs

      As Indian data centre operators line up for IPOs, investors are backing tomorrow's AI demand, even as today's utilisation, governance, and policy remain unresolved. As Indian data centre operators line up for IPOs, investors are backing to…

      Smruthi Nadig · 14 July 2026

    • Soket AI is Building India’s Answer to Anthropic Fable

      Early benchmarks of Soket AI’s upcoming model suggest inference efficiency is roughly 3x better than DeepSeek's and training costs are 30–40% lower.

      Mohit Pandey · 14 July 2026

    • Why India's Tech Giants Believe AI Has Reached an Inflection Point

      AI is increasingly becoming part of public services, agriculture, education and healthcare, not merely enterprise productivity.

      Shalini Mondal · 13 July 2026

    • Why IBS Software Spun Off an AI Company Instead of Adding AI to SaaS

      Everyone now has access to the same AI models, but IBS Software believes deep industry expertise will be the real competitive advantage.

      Merin Susan John · 12 July 2026

    • 'Won't Part With Our Land': Why Bidadi Farmers are Not Buying Into Karnataka’s AI City Dream

      The Karnataka government has proposed an AI City in Bidadi to cash in on the AI boom. But farmers in the region fear losing their land and their livelihoods.

      Smruthi Nadig · 11 July 2026

    • Can Subsidies Alone Deliver Gujarat’s ₹6 Lakh Cr AI Data Centre Plan?

      Gujarat enters a crowded field of states vying to attract data centre investments. Its success will ultimately depend on execution rather than announcements.

      Shalini Mondal · 10 July 2026

    • Why Broadcom-VMWare Is Going After India’s Private AI Opportunity

      With production AI becoming a priority for regulated industries, Indian enterprises are rethinking where their AI workloads should run.

      Supreeth Koundinya · 10 July 2026

    • Decoding Google’s Formula for Gemma That Won it 400 Million Downloads

      By combining native vision, audio, and reasoning in a compact model, Gemma provides a compelling platform for local AI agents.

      Supreeth Koundinya · 10 July 2026

    • How Google's MedGemma is Helping AIIMS With AI Clinical Assistants

      AIIMS is validating Google's MedGemma-powered clinical assistants, but the Big Tech company's bigger bet is on building India's digital health infrastructure.

      Shalini Mondal · 10 July 2026

    • Why EY Built a 40,000 sq ft AI Simulation Centre in Bengaluru

      Last month, EY Global Delivery Services launched the ey.ai Center for Reimagination in Bengaluru to help enterprises understand what AI transformation looks like.

      Mohit Pandey · 10 July 2026

    • NVIDIA’s Warm-Water Cooling Vision Meets India’s Extreme Heat

      NVIDIA’s warm-water cooling promises efficiency gains. But the real question is whether the technology can withstand India’s extreme heat, water stress, and policy gaps.

      Smruthi Nadig · 9 July 2026

    • Why China Wants to Trade Open-Source AI for Frontier Leverage

      If China restricts the country’s most advanced AI models, it may signal the end of the open-weight era.

      Supreeth Koundinya · 9 July 2026

    • Will Uttar Pradesh's GCC Ambitions Have a Hard Stop at Noida?

      Uttar Pradesh has an advantage when it comes to professionals looking to return closer to home later in their careers.

      Shalini Mondal · 8 July 2026

    • Enterprises Have an AI Pilot Problem. The Solution May Be Neurosymbolic AI

      As AI pilots struggle to reach production across enterprise environments, one supply chain technology company is betting on combining neural AI with older, structured forms of reasoning.

      Novinston Lobo · 8 July 2026

    • OpenAI’s Codex Breakthrough Heralds a New Era in Chip Design

      The company's use of agentic models to take its custom chip from a blank slate to tape-out in just nine months signals a new era of chip design.

      Supreeth Koundinya · 8 July 2026

    • How to Escape 'Islands of Automation' Before Enterprise AI Stack Breaks

      Sri Mookiah, Founder & CEO of LOWCODEMINDS, explains how foundational process redesign and strategic orchestration unlock true digital transformation and autonomous knowledge work.

      Novinston Lobo · 7 July 2026

    • Why Indian Data Centres Have a Long Way to Become AI-Ready

      Nxtra and Deloitte believe that investments in sovereign digital infrastructure will be central to India's AI economy.

      Shalini Mondal · 7 July 2026

    • India's E-Rickshaw Shutdowns Exposed a Bigger Problem Than Chinese Apps

      The recent e-rickshaw shutdowns revealed that the real security flaw wasn’t in the battery management apps but in battery packs that shipped with Bluetooth interfaces left open and unauthenticated.

      Supreeth Koundinya · 6 July 2026

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