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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as the defining technology of the 21st century, reshaping economies and businesses. By 2030, it is projected to add nearly USD 15.7 trillion to global GDP1, unlocking unprecedented productivity gains and accelerating innovation across sectors. AI is more than a tool; it is fast becoming a strategic asset that underpins global influence and drives socio-economic progress. This makes it essential for countries and businesses to invest decisively in AI capabilities and resources.   The global AI race is unfolding across four related dimensions: compute, data, models, and talent. A few countries, such as the United ...

The Indian economy stands at a critical juncture. It is already the fourth largest economy in the world and will become, at its current growth rate, the third largest by 2030, behind just the US and China. The Indian economy’s growth is being driven by dynamic policies, innovative startups, and its demographic dividend. However, there are also some challenges on the horizon. Global warming poses a threat to our agricultural productivity. The energy demand of AI and 1.4 billion-plus people means we need to ramp up our power production, and largely through renewable energy sources so that carbon emissions are ...

Global value chains are undergoing a structural transformation. For decades, the focus was on scale, efficiency, and low-cost production enabled by globalization. That model is giving way to a new paradigm where resilience, adaptability, and compliance define competitiveness.    This shift reflects the need to manage uncertainty, diversify sourcing, and embed sustainability across networks. Value chains are no longer just a support system—they are now core drivers of growth, innovation, and long-term success. Companies are investing in technology-enabled visibility, regional hubs, and traceable standards to build networks that can withstand disruption while meeting evolving expectations on quality, transparency, and sustainability.  ...