India is ready to take a big jump in Artificial Intelligence (AI) by developing its own big language model (LLM), which is similar to chat and deepsek. Union Electronics and IT Minister, Ashwini Vaishnav, has announced that the AI ​​model will be ready in 10 months, which will mark a large milestone in the country’s journey to become self -sufficient on AI.

Speaking at the Utkarsh Odisha Conclave, Vaishnaw said that the groundwork for the AI ​​model has already been kept. Framework is now ready, and the government’s focus is on the creation of a system that meets the unique needs of Indian users.

“In the last 1.5 years, our teams are working closely with startups, researchers, professors, etc., today, we are calling for proposals to develop our own fundamental models. Models of models of Indian references, languages ​​and culture Will take care of Vaishnav said to reporters, “are devoid of prejudices.

India’s AI ambitions are supported by a solid infrastructure. The country has crossed its initial target of achieving 10,000 GPUs, now a total of 18,600 GPUs. This advanced computing power will be important in training AI model. Most GPUS are high-demonstrations NVIDIA H100 and H200, with Mi325 models. For comparison, while Deepsek AI was trained at 2,500 GPUs at 25,000 and Chatgate, India now has more than 15,000 high-end GPUs, which keep themselves strongly in the AI ​​race. Vaishnav stressed that this infrastructure would play an important role in the country’s AI mission, which would help develop global contestants to develop a model rivalry.

The government has also introduced a general computing facility, which will be available to AI startups, developers and researchers. Equipped with 18,000 GPUs, this feature will provide access to advanced computing resources, which will help small players contribute to AI development, usually without huge costs associated with such infrastructure. Already, 10,000 GPUs are on, to come online soon. Vaishnav noted the importance of this facility in democratizing AI development.

India’s AI model is currently under development, in which six major developers are working on it. The government hopes that the first versions will be ready within 4 to 10 months. The model is being designed to handle India’s huge linguistic and cultural diversity. Vaishnav expressed confidence in the project, stating that progress in algorithm skills will enable India to produce world -class AI models in a short deadline.