'Excited to see Indian startups build the local AI economy': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang - BusinessToday
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'Excited to see Indian startups build the local AI economy': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
'Excited to see Indian startups build the local AI economy': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
India is one of the world's leading IT industries, and this is the beginning of a new IT platform, says Jensen Huang
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Sep 2, 2026 9:28 PM IST
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday said India has a major opportunity to build a local AI economy.
"AI is moving fast, so every country has to move faster," Huang told reporters at the G20 Innovation Ministerial in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, when asked what his message would be for Prime Minister Narendra Modi on AI.
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Huang said India's established information technology industry gives it a strong base to take advantage of the emerging AI platform.
"India is one of the world's leading IT industries, and this is the beginning of a new IT platform," he said. "I have the benefit of seeing Modi ji a decade ago talking about AI. I'm very excited to see local companies and startups starting in India starting to take advantage of the technology, contributing to the technology, and then building the local AI economy over."
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Asked whether the rules governing AI and innovation were in place, Huang said the technology was still in its formative stages. "The technology is in its formative stages, and the advice that I would have is