Key takeaways
- NVIDIA partners with six Indian PC builders to launch 'Made in India' PCs featuring RTX AI technology.
- The initiative aims to enhance performance for gamers, creators, and developers in India's growing AI market.
- NVIDIA's commitment to India reflects its vision for the country as a hub for AI and computing innovation.
- RTX studio workstations will improve 3D rendering, video editing, and AI-driven content generation efficiency.
- Creators can see performance improvements of up to 100% with NVIDIA's advanced GPU technology.
NVIDIA has announced a collaboration with six Indian PC builders—The MVP, Ant PC, Vishal Peripherals, Hi Tech Computer Genesys Labs, XRig, and EliteHubs—to launch ‘Made in India’ PCs equipped with RTX AI. This initiative aims to bring advanced AI technology to Indian gamers, creators, and developers.
“Our vision is deeply rooted in the commitment to India’s future in AI and computing. With India's AI market projected to reach $6 billion by 2027, the opportunity is immense,” said Vishal Dhupar, Managing Director, Asia South at NVIDIA.
“There is an opportunity for India to be the capital of intelligence. The country has the skill sets and talent who understands how to work with a computer,” he added.
The new PCs are part of NVIDIA's ongoing commitment to gaming and technological advancement. The inclusion of RTX AI technology in these systems offers gamers enhanced performance and visual experiences.
Content creators and developers also stand to benefit from the high performance and efficiency of RTX studio workstations, making 3D rendering, video editing, and AI-driven content generation more accessible and cost-effective.
When asked on how NVIDIA is ensuring right pricing with improved performance for its GPUs, Dhupar said, “Creators and developers can improve the performance of their tools sometime by upto 100%. This means that by (leveraging our GPUs), they can reduce the cost of computing tools by that much within that time period. The performance will improve by two to four times”.
The initiative highlights the collaborative efforts to drive technological progress and support a growing community of over 120 million creators in India. The partnership is expected to redefine user experiences and contribute significantly to the industry.
