Overview
- The rollout was announced in Jaipur at a Regional AI Impact Conference feeding into the India AI Impact Summit scheduled in Delhi in February 2026.
- Under the India AI Mission, the government says 38,000 GPUs are available as a shared “common compute” resource for students, startups and researchers.
- The minister cited roughly $70 billion in investment flowing into AI and data centres across the country.
- A large data centre was announced for Jaipur, with a foundation stone-laying ceremony to be held soon.
- Rajasthan unveiled an AI-ML policy and new portals and signed MoUs with Google, IIT Delhi and NLU Jodhpur, as officials highlighted India’s top-three ranking in Stanford’s AI Index.