Bengaluru|20 Aug 2025| Reading time 6 Minutes
Summary: India Leading APAC in the Ai AND machine learning across APAC as per Dell Technologies’ latest report. With the support of industry and government this boom is driving new ideas and creating new jobs, which is establishing India’s leadership in tech globally
India isn’t just catching up in the AI game. It’s also accelerating ahead of the rest of Asia! Dell Technologies dropped a hot report on August 19, 2025, saying India’s racing ahead in enterprise AI and machine learning. Picture this: while sipping your morning chai, you hear India’s tech scene is stealing the global spotlight. Curious? Let’s dive into this exciting news.
India Leading APAC in the Ai ,what does it mean?
According to Dell’s IDC InfoBrief, Creating Your AI Implementation Blueprint, 4% of Indian companies are outshining global peers in enterprise AI and machine learning.
That’s right—our startups and big firms are building smarter systems faster. From Bengaluru’s buzzing tech hubs to Mumbai’s corporate giants, India’s investing big, with 84% of APAC businesses (us included) pouring $1-2 million into generative AI this year. It’s like we’ve hit the accelerator on a tech supercar!
Why this is a big deal for India
This AI boom isn’t just for tech nerds—it’s changing lives across India. Here’s how:
- Jobs Galore: Hyderabad and Chennai are churning out roles for AI coders, data analysts, and more.
- Real-World Impact: Imagine a shopkeeper in Kolkata using AI to stock smarter or a doctor in Delhi diagnosing faster.
- Global Bragging Rights: With Digital India’s push, we’re showing the world how to do enterprise AI and machine learning right.
How easy is it for India to remain at this position
Sure, there are hiccups—finding enough AI experts and upgrading old systems isn’t a cakewalk. But with partners like Dell, we’re on track.
Venkat Sitaram from Dell India says, “With the right plan, India’s unstoppable.” This is our chance to lead the global AI race—let’s make it count!
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