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Two government-backed startups release sovereign AI models that can run in airgapped environment

Two government-backed startups release sovereign AI models that can run in airgapped environment

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The IndiaAI Mission released three indigenous foundation models named EKA-1, Dhīr 2B and Dhīr 5B, with the government attributing the development to subsidised national AI compute infrastructure and support for ancillary research expenses. In Hyderabad, KTR launched an AI‑powered platform called CampusHubAI, and a former IT minister highlighted technology’s role in building a smarter India while educationist Dr YadagiriShekhar Rao was felicitated.

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    India AI Mission-backed startups Soket AI and ZenteiQ unveiled sovereign, offline models for secure use in coding, maths, science and research.

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India AI Mission-backed startups Soket AI and ZenteiQ unveiled sovereign, offline models for secure use in coding, maths, science and research.

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Two government-backed startups release sovereign AI models that can run in airgapped environment

India AI Mission-backed startups Soket AI and ZenteiQ unveiled sovereign, offline models for secure use in coding, maths, science and research.

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