Intel and MeitY’s IndiaAI Sign MoU to Drive AI Skilling and Adoption Initiatives Across India

Intel and MeitY's IndiaAI Sign MoU to Advance AI Skilling and Adoption Initiatives Across India
American semiconductor company Intel and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology’s (MeitY) IndiaAI division have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly advance artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and skilling initiatives in India under the IndiaAI mission.

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Intel and IndiaAI Sign Strategic MoU

The collaboration, announced Friday, May 2, aims to equip students, professionals, startups, and public sector entities with the tools and knowledge to harness AI’s transformative potential. The initiative aligns with the IndiaAI Mission’s broader goals to democratise AI access, foster indigenous innovation, and support AI-led governance.

Under the MoU, Intel and IndiaAI will collaborate on four key programmes: skilling school and higher education students to improve employability; offering mentorship and go-to-market support to AI startups; engaging with public sector leaders to promote AI readiness; and scaling the Bhashini initiative to remote classrooms via AI-powered PCs.

In a series of posts on social platform X, the Ministry of Electronics and IT, on May 2, shared that, “Intel India and the IndiaAI Mission have signed an MoU to drive initiatives that will empower students, startups, and public sector leaders with AI skills for social impact and good governance.”

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Empowering India’s Youth with YuvaAI

“The collaboration will focus on key programs such as YuvaAI, which will equip school and college students with future-ready AI skills through the Intel for youth. StartupAI will support emerging AI startups by providing access to technology, mentorship, and go-to-market strategy,” the MeitY continued.