India is making quick moves in the AI world, and affordability is at the heart of it.
Peak XV Managing Director Rajan Anandan shared that active GPUs, key for training AI, have jumped 10 times in less than a year.
Even though India joined the AI race a bit late, he says, "the country catches up remarkably fast," by focusing on smaller, cost-effective models instead of massive projects like those in the US.
India now has 400 space startups
India's deep tech scene is buzzing: there are now 400 space tech startups (up from just one in 2015) and more than 100 working on semiconductor design.
Anandan credits a supportive government and strong markets for this growth, saying India could repeat its fintech success story with deep tech too.