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    Choice is the new sovereignty: Powering India’s AI moment, from India to the world

    India is transitioning from AI experimentation to execution, with a focus on democratizing responsible AI adoption and launching indigenous models. The conversation around AI and digital sovereignty is crucial, emphasizing the ability to choose deployment, data residency, and governance. This shift requires platforms engineered for flexibility and control across critical sectors.

    redBus launches NOVA, India’s first integrated B2B online marketplace for the bus industry

    redBus has launched NOVA, a new online marketplace for India's bus industry. This platform connects over 6,000 bus operators with trusted vendors. NOVA offers technology, safety solutions, and operational tools at discounted prices. It aims to improve efficiency and margins for small and mid-sized bus businesses.

    Restaurants body cautions members of aggregator disruption in dine-in space

    The National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) cautioned its members about the potential downsides of deep discounting and data control by food delivery platforms like Swiggy and Zomato. The NRAI raised concerns about aggregators leveraging customer data for their own brands and employing aggressive discounting tactics that could harm restaurants' long-term viability. The CCI is currently examining these issues.

    Open cloud compute: a UPI moment for AI?

    Open Cloud Compute (OCC), an initiative by People+AI and EkStep Foundation, aims to reduce the high costs of compute power by establishing a network of micro data centres in India. The initiative seeks to provide cheaper and more accessible computational resources to support the growing AI demands, focusing on interoperability and sustainable green energy.

    Open Cloud Compute looks to onboard 3 providers for October pilot

    The Open Cloud Compute network was unveiled by Infosys non-executive chairman Nandan Nilekani earlier this year. It is an open interface for providers and customers of computing infrastructure. The network is hoping to onboard at least three compute providers to pilot in October.

    People+ai partners with 24 tech organisations to enable open cloud compute infra

    AMD, Oracle, and various technology providers collaborate to address the increasing compute requirements. The partnership aims to enhance the compute ecosystem in India through the creation of a network of providers for accessible and tailored compute resources.

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