The IndiaAI Mission has an outlay of over Rs 10,372 crore and centers on building a comprehensive indigenous AI ecosystem for research, public service delivery and industrial growth, featuring a shared GPU compute facility with more than 45,000 GPUs and an AI Kosh hosting 12,500+ datasets, 300+ AI models, and 20 toolkits.

In line with its ambitious scope, the mission provides a shared GPU compute facility with over 45,000 GPUs to support a wide range of AI development and experimentation.

Draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules and the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, including the Online Gaming Authority of India, are moving forward as part of the regulatory framework in May 2026.

Digital payments remain strong, with UPI handling over 24,162 crore transactions in FY26, accounting for about 81% of digital payments and roughly 49% of global real-time digital transactions.

Digital Public Infrastructure, led by UPI, is internationally recognized and expanding through partnerships in 23 countries to strengthen India’s digital footprint.

UPI marked its tenth anniversary in April 2026, reflecting its scale and international deployment under 23 cooperation agreements.

Since its 2015 launch, the program has evolved from building digital foundations to advancing frontier technologies that support governance, financial inclusion, and broader economic development.

India is advancing chip design and manufacturing with 24 Design Linked Incentive Scheme projects, tools for 105 companies, and 23 design tape-outs across advanced nodes.

BharatNet connects 2.18 lakh gram panchayats, with broadband subscribers at 106.58 crore and 5G coverage reaching 99.9% of districts via 4.74 lakh towers; a National Data Centre for the North East was inaugurated in Guwahati.

The electronics sector stands out as a bright spot, valued at Rs 13 lakh crore, consolidating India’s position as the world’s second-largest mobile phone manufacturer.

Digital India observes its 11th anniversary on July 1, 2026, with a shift in focus toward AI, semiconductor manufacturing, digital public infrastructure, and affordable connectivity under the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.

SEMICON India 2025 showcased robust global interest with 350+ exhibitors from 48 countries and 13 MOUs, signaling momentum in the semiconductor and electronics ecosystem.