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This program focuses on the future of data, encryption, FinTech, space policy, digital privacy, biotechnology, semiconductor supply chains, and norms and rules that may shape global technology governance.
The Technology and Society Program at Carnegie India is supported by Tata Trusts, Mohandas Pai, Meta India, Google India, Salesforce India, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Biocon, Syngene, Intel India, SAP India, AWS India, WhatsApp India, BillDesk, and the National Payments Corporation of India. The Global Technology Summit is also supported by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs and the Karnataka Government's Department of Electronics, Information Technology, Biotechnology, and Science & Technology.
For the Artemis missions to gain momentum and secure India’s buy-in, both India and the United States will need to ask some hard questions.
This compendium provides forward-looking, constructive approaches to important priority areas for India’s G20 presidency.
This article outlines the combination of policies, frameworks, and principles that resulted in a successful and sustainable implementation of digital public infrastructure (DPI) in India. It is hoped that this could inform G20 deliberations and consultations.
This article analyzes whether the re-entry of space objects can be militarized by states and how would they affect India’s obligations under international law.
Carnegie India is hosting a public talk by George Perkovich on “Cyber Warfare Following the War in Ukraine” on 24 March 2023.
The latest U.S. policy reform on the Missile Technology Control Regime may benefit the Indian space economy.
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