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In this edition of Technopolitik, Anwesha Sen unpacks NITI Aayog’s recent Data Centre Evaluation Framework and analyses what it would mean if it were to be a binding regulation.
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As India’s data cen...
In this edition of Technopolitik, Bharath Reddy unpacks China’s AI Export Order and argues that China now holds the means to monitor, slow, or stop the flow of its AI technology abroad.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha Sen.
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On 17 September, Tata signed a framework with Nexperia, the Dutch maker of basic chips used in cars and electronics. Tata would make MOSFETs (power-switching...
In this edition of Technopolitik, Bharath Reddy argues that the procurement objective for AI in public services should be practical independence, and discusses how that can be achieved.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha Sen.
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In this edition of Technopolitik, Arindam Goswami discusses a model for a US-China AI hotline for notifying each other of AI-related incidents that raise national security concerns.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha Sen.
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Siliconpolitik
Pathikrit writes on semiconductors and policy from an Indian lens. Former Goldman Sachs semicon analyst; then 12 years in credit risk and compliance at Standard Chartered, Amazon and Axis Bank. Takshashila GCPP alum for Tech Policy.
Co-author of 3 public policy books | I co-write "Anticipating the Unintended"—a thought letter on public policy frameworks, models, and ideas and co-host Puliyabaazi, a Hindi Podcast.
Anwesha researches AI governance, data centre and power infrastructure, and data protection.
Research analyst with the High-Tech Geopolitics Programme at the Takshashila Institution, an independent and non-partisan research and policy think tank based in Bengaluru.
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