Strengthening US-India Tech Partnership with Focus on Sustainable Energy and Space Collaboration
Wednesday, 6 November 2024, 11:38
Strengthening US-India Tech Partnership
The US National Science Foundation is leading efforts to enhance the India-US tech partnership, focusing on sustainable energy research and space exploration collaboration. As both nations navigate their collaboration trajectory, key sectors like quantum computing and AI advancements are poised for significant growth.
Current Collaborations in Critical Emerging Technologies
- The joint efforts by Nasa and Isro signify strengthened space partnerships, notably on projects such as the Nisar satellite for Earth observation.
- Indian astronaut-designates like Shubhanshu Shukla and Prashanth Nair are receiving training in the US, preparing for future missions.
- The Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies (iCET), launched in January 2023, facilitates a broader tech cooperation agenda.
Emerging Opportunities and Future Directions
- Second iCET Summit: Scheduled for July 2024, this summit aims to review progress in numerous sectors including semiconductors and clean energy.
- US National Science Foundation and Indian Scientific Departments: Expanded research partnerships herald future innovations.
- September 2023 marked a significant MoU between the IIT Council and the Association of American Universities, establishing the India-US Global Challenges Institute.
For exclusive insights and details on the future of the US-India tech partnership, further updates will be provided through official announcements.
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