OpenAI says its India education partnerships aim to reach more than 100,000 students, faculty and staff over the next year.

Top executives from global AI giants will join several world leaders in New Delhi this week for a major artificial intelligence summit, at a time when India is ‌trying to lure more investment in the

California-based Nvidia said it is partnering with three Indian cloud computing providers to supply advanced processors for AI data centers. The company is also working with infrastructure firm Yotta, which announced a $2 billion agreement with Nvidia to acquire 20,000 high-end AI processors.

OpenAI moves beyond ChatGPT in India with a Pine Labs deal targeting enterprise payments and AI-driven commerce.

JioHotstar has joined forces with OpenAI to bring a ChatGPT-branded discovery experience to what is India’s most widely used streaming service, enabling its nearly half a billion monthly users to search for content through spoken or typed natural language rather than conventional menu navigation.

Both Altman and Amodei recently announced a flurry of initiatives in India, racing to win over its 1.4 billion people and fast-growing digital ecosystem. Their companies already have significant footprints there. India accounts for roughly 100 million of OpenAI’s weekly ChatGPT users and is the second-largest market for Anthropic’s Claude tools.

OpenAI is pushing into India's top colleges just as Google turns its AI tools toward cracking the IIT entrance exam, suggesting a deeper fight for how the country's students learn.