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AMD and Delhi University Collaborate to Build India’s AI Talent
AMD and the University of Delhi signed a memorandum of understanding in September 2026 to provide students with industry-relevant AI skills.
Why it matters
The program allows students to apply theoretical AI concepts to real-world applications, creating a stronger pipeline of skilled developers for India's economy.
The big picture
This initiative follows other AI capacity-building efforts in the Asia-Pacific region, such as Google DeepMind's AI accelerator.
The details
- The agreement was signed in September 2026. - Resources will be integrated into University of Delhi student lessons. - The program supports India's vision for indigenous AI capabilities.
What's next
The initiative aims to train up to 10,000 students over the next year.
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AMD owns AI Engage Developer Program
AMD will bring its AI Engage Developer Program to the University of Delhi
giving students and faculty access to the open-source AMD ROCm™ AI software platform
Rajni Abbi works at Delhi University
director, South Campus, Delhi University
Yogesh Singh leads Delhi University
vice chancellor, Delhi University
Jaya Jagadish works at AMD
country head, AMD India, and senior vice president, Engineering
Vikas Gupta works at Delhi University
registrar, Delhi University
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AMD is a partner of Delhi University
agreed to a strategic collaboration
AMD India
Delhi University uses Artificial Intelligence
integrate the resources into student lessons, giving aspiring developers practical exposure to AI technologies
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