India Deep Tech Alliance Pledges $2.5 Billion, $1 Billion for AI Deployment

• The India Deep Tech Alliance (IDTA) commits over $2.5 billion in investments over five years, with $1 billion specifically for AI deployment in the next three years.
• This marks one of the largest coordinated capital commitments to India’s emerging technology ecosystem, as reported by The Economic Times.
• IDTA chair Arun Kumar highlights a maturing funding environment and rising deal activity, aiming to help Indian companies commercialize breakthrough IP globally.
• The alliance's report shows AI funding in India rose 58% to $1.22 billion in 2025, and deeptech investments reached $2.1 billion across 289 deals.
• Strategic corporate partners like Applied Materials, Lam Research, and Nvidia have joined, offering mentorship, co-development, and policy inputs to foster innovation.