Artificial Intelligence Trends 2025: The Biggest Breakthroughs Reshaping India and the World last Week

Artificial Intelligence trends 2025: Within the past week, the Indian AI scenario has been teaming with significant changes and developments. WEXT has covered a range of influential stories to the extent from supercomputer setups and worldwide collaborations to the use of AI by the enterprises and AI-powered public safety. These changes are not only affecting India but the whole world. Here is the concise, all-encompassing digest of all the AI-related updates that took place during the last seven days in the fields of technology, industry, governance, and innovation.

Technology & Infrastructure

TCS and OpenAI are moving towards a major AI compute partnership that may lead to a 500 MW infrastructure for large-scale agentic AI. With this partnership, the goal is to give Indian businesses the advanced AI power that is available at a global level.
Bengaluru has witnessed the launch of a new very high-density AI-ready data centre that has been designed to support GPU clusters and enterprise AI next-gen workloads.
The centre is India’s answer to the requirement of large AI models and high-performance computing setups.
Reliance Industries is ready to set up a 1-gigawatt AI data centre in Andhra Pradesh to facilitate model training and other AI applications at the large scale.
This gigantic move is termed to be the main cause behind an AI-led India scenario that will also benefit cloud infrastructure.

Business, Enterprise & Workforce

NTT Data inaugurated an “AI-native” upskilling program for its employees that is targeted at making every staff member AI-competent irrespective of their function.
It shows how corporations are getting their people ready to be part of a future-working-culture AI-driven.
Infosys unveiled an AI-First GCC Framework to revamp the global capability centres model and turn them into innovation hubs.
The framework is oriented towards automation, decision intelligence, and quick enterprise AI adoption on a large scale.

Consumer Tech & Devices

The Indian market has seen a new mobile AI chipset that brought with it better on-device generative AI capabilities and energy-saving.
The chipset is catered to the future of real-time AI features in smartphones thus, making India one of the leading markets for AI-enabled consumers.

Public Services, Railways & Transport

Indian Railways used AI-based Intrusion Detection System to extend the coverage area in order to lower the number of wildlife-train collisions in the most vulnerable rail corridors.
This set up now spans more kilometres of track and plans are underway for a further deployment across the country.
A defence startup has created India’s first completely homegrown AI system under iDEX ADITY 2.0 for live surveillance and threat detection.
It is a very big step in the transition to independent AI technologies for national security.

Social Impact, Youth Innovation & Public Welfare

Youth innovators under the Solve for Tomorrow 2025 program presented AI-powered solutions in public safety, smart cities, and accessibility for the disabled.
These initial ideas’ goal is to tackle urban and humanitarian challenges that exist in the real world by means of AI.

Trends & Popular Culture

Google’s Gemini became the most searched AI tool in India in 2025, its popularity being primarily due to the tool’s multimodal features and the fact that it integrates with Android and Google services.
Students, creators, and small businesses are the major users that drive its popularity.