Gilroy Mathew: India needs planning to lead AI semiconductors
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India could become a big name in AI and semiconductors, but it needs smart planning and action, says UST's COO Gilroy Mathew.
He called AI the driving force behind today's tech revolution and said semiconductors are its backbone.
Mathew also described 2026 as a "year of convergence," with new tech like edge AI and cloud intelligence shaking up how industries work.
Gilroy Mathew highlights India's IT headstart
Mathew pointed out that while India hasn't built huge chip factories yet, its strong IT and digital services scene gives it a solid head start.
He emphasized that combining engineering talent with AI skills and teaming up with global partners is key if India wants long-term success in these fields.