Our leadership joined the AI Impact Summit India at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, and came back with a clear view of where global AI investment is heading.
Our leadership team attended the AI Impact Summit India at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, where policymakers, investors and technology leaders met to discuss how AI is being adopted at national and enterprise scale.
One of the standout moments was a conversation with Mr. Daniel Rathwell, a diplomat representing the British Government’s G2G investment department. We discussed how closely governments around the world are now looking at the AI sector, and what actually drives decisions for large institutional players investing heavily in AI infrastructure.
What we took away
The global landscape has fundamentally changed. Institutional capital is no longer only chasing foundation models; the focus has shifted firmly toward sovereign AI infrastructure, edge inference networks and interoperable multi-agent systems.
The conversation at the highest levels is moving past the initial hype and straight into practical, large-scale and secure AI deployment that fits into complex enterprise workflows.
What this means for our clients
These are exactly the questions our clients are asking: how to run AI securely on their own terms, how to bring inference closer to where data lives, and how to connect AI agents to the systems they already use. We are bringing these takeaways straight into the architecture we design and build.
