AI, blockchain to be key catalysts in India’s $5-trillion economy push
An emerging powerhouse, India is betting big on AI and blockchain technology to spur its economy to greater heights and fast-track its digital transformation.
An emerging powerhouse, India is betting big on AI and blockchain technology to spur its economy to greater heights and fast-track its digital transformation.
As India warms up to blockchain with the federal government emphasizing its benefits, its Web3 industry experts expect more banks and financial institutions to utilize the technology in 2024.
Neucron is a blockchain-as-a-service offering that developers can leverage to build blockchain capabilities into any application for unmatched portability.
India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, recently said his Reliance Industries would complete AI transformation in 2024, boosting hope for faster adoption and bigger investments in the sector.
India's budget will be presented on February 1, and the Web3 industry hopes for better regulations for virtual digital assets and dedicated funds from the government for indigenous blockchain projects.
With the growing popularity of digital asset trading, India marked the year 2023 with various regulations geared toward safeguarding the space, even pushing for a common framework on the global stage.
India is shaping to become a major player in the blockchain space, gradually embracing the technology and exploring its endless use cases, including launching initiatives centered on CBDCs.
The BSV Blockchain is set to attend the upcoming Digital Acceleration and Transformation Expo in New Delhi, India, from November 23-24, along with other tech leaders and global investors.
The two-day Enterprise Utility Blockchain Summit in Bengaluru was attended by policymakers and startup companies in India, as well as operators and developers from the BSV blockchain ecosystem, all discussing how a scalable, secure, and low transaction fee blockchain revolutionizes peer-to-peer connectivity.
Joe Holles De Peyer and Rohan Sharan joined CoinGeek Backstage on the sidelines of the Enterprise Utility Blockchain Summit in Bangalore, where they discuss how India is ready for blockchain.
The Citadel office will be free to use for developers, CEOs, and BSV knowledge seekers and will also be used for BSV outreach events, hackathons, meetups, and regular meetings.
The MoU was signed between TCL founder and MD Rohan Sharan and Nu10 co-founder Mohit Kataria in the lead up to the Enterprise Utility Blockchain Summit India in Bengaluru on August 5-6, sponsored by the BSV Blockchain Association.