India's approach to artificial intelligence is helping it avoid being affected by ongoing developments in the global chip industry, says Nasscom Chairperson Srikanth Velamakanni.
Since India isn't betting big on its own massive AI models (which need tons of chips), it's less exposed to sudden changes in the worldwide chip market, even though areas like defense might still see higher demand.
Srikanth Velamakanni: AI chip pipeline strong
Velamakanni also pointed out that NVIDIA's recent leadership shuffle won't mess with chip supplies anytime soon.
The global pipeline for AI chips looks strong for now.
As he put it, this ecosystem is crucial for ensuring that the world continues to have access to these essential components.