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Former US Commerce Secretary Calls for Deeper US-India AI and Semiconductor Cooperation

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What happened

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Raimondo, former US Secretary of Commerce, met with Narendra Modi at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum 2026. She called for deeper cooperation between the United States and India in artificial intelligence and semiconductors. Raimondo also urged the two countries to develop shared standards for AI governance and strengthen safety measures.

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Why it matters

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Raimondo stressed that continued cooperation on supply chain coordination and semiconductors is essential. The discussion highlighted the need for international collaboration to manage the risks and benefits of rapidly advancing AI capabilities.

From aninews.in

Who's involved

  • RaimondoFormer US Secretary of Commerce who called for increased US-India cooperation on AI and semiconductors.
  • Narendra ModiPrime Minister of India who met with Raimondo and emphasized AI collaboration.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • IndiaSpeculative

    India might see increased investment or contracts related to US-India semiconductor supply chain coordination.

  • The Government of India could be required to establish shared standards for AI governance and coordinate supply chains.

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