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Across the country, data centers are scrambling to scale up as AI applications fuel a sharp rise in computing and storage needs.

Imperial College London, in partnership with IIM Bangalore, is doubling down on its India ambitions with new programs and a deeper focus on supporting clean-tech entrepreneurs in both India and the UK.

After lagging behind on past tech revolutions such as e-commerce and smartphones, global corporations are racing to adopt artificial intelligence in a bid to avoid being left behind once again, The Wall Street Journal reported.

India is particularly attractive for low- to mid-tier chip manufacturing and R&D centers, Moody’s noted, as companies seek to diversify production away from traditional hubs and build resilience into their supply chains.

IBM says that moment is coming—and it could arrive by 2026