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2023 Global Technology Summit

Mon. December 4th, 2023
New Delhi

The eighth Global Technology Summit, co-hosted with the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, themed Geopolitics of Technology, took place in New Delhi from December 4 to 6, 2023.

We convened industry experts, policymakers, and scholars from around the world to discuss digital public infrastructure (DPI), artificial intelligence (AI), critical and emerging technology, export controls, space, semiconductors, and more.

December 4: Introducing DPIs and AI.

December 5: DPI frameworks, design choices, adoption strategies, data protection, and national security and technology.

December 6: AI regulation, compute power, military applications, skilling and innovation, and critical and emerging technology.

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