In push to boost tech collaboration,S Krishnan,Secretary of India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY),met with Jacob Helberg,US Under Secretary of State,Wednesday. This was right before Pax Silica Summit,which kicks off Thursday . Summit aims to strengthen supply chain security in tech sectors .
Indian embassy in US said two officials explored cooperation on semiconductor manufacturing,AI adoption,and access to essential minerals. Conversations are timely as global supply chains shift. Nations want to diversify away from China.
Krishnan at summit marks big move for India. Country joined Pax Silica in February during AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. It's not just a trade deal; it's a strategic pact. Focus on economic,military security. Controlling AI value chain . Semiconductors and minerals are key. They're crucial for staying competitive.
The first Pax Silica Summit was last December. Upcoming event will see member nations looking at alternative ways to secure minerals. Reflects broader strategy by US,allies to cut reliance on China in key sectors for future global economy.
As summit nears,dialogue between India and US shows growing need for trusted tech supply chains . What will these talks mean for future of international tech cooperation? Outcomes could change landscape…
