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Around 3,000 global figures from more than 130 countries will be in attendance until January 24, participating in forum discussions under the theme, ‘Collaboration for the Intelligent Age’. These discussions will focus on energy transition, digital transformation, economic growth, and geopolitical challenges, with artificial intelligence (AI) as a core subject.
In keeping with the multiple sessions centred on AI, IT major Sify Technologies has announced a $5 billion investment over the next five years to acquire graphics processing units and expand data centres. It also plans to establish AI inferencing facilities in 20 Tier-II Indian cities. More on this will be discussed in an India CEO panel discussion titled, India Roadmap to 2047, featuring Raju V., Chairman and Managing Director; Rajiv Memani, Chairperson E&Y; Shobana Kamineni, Vice Chairperson, Apollo Hospitals and Sumant Sinha, CEO Renew Energy.
In line with the summit’s ‘Industrial decarbonization as a growth strategy’ session on January 21, beverage giant AB InBev — which pledged a Rs 400 crore investment in Karnataka at Davos 2024 — has helped build more than 500 water recharge structures across India, taught sustainable farming practices to over 2,000 barley growers, and run an entrepreneurship initiative that’s resulted in 1,000 family-operated enterprises. This chat on FDI: Road Ahead for India, shall feature Neeraj Agarwal, Chairman, BCG, APAC and Manish Kejriwal, CEO, Kedaar Capital in conversation with Kartikeya Sharma, President ABInBev.
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