MeitY backs Sarvam Artificial Intelligence for Indian language large language model

India has tasked a Bengaluru-based startup with building a large language model focused on Indian languages and a national vision. The effort is positioned as part of the country’s push to strengthen its place in the global Artificial Intelligence landscape.

India is moving to strengthen its position in the global Artificial Intelligence arena by backing a domestic effort to build a large language model rooted in Indian languages and national priorities. The initiative centers on Sarvam Artificial Intelligence, a Bengaluru-based startup selected for the project.

MeitY backs Sarvam Artificial Intelligence to build LLM with 4000 GPUs, Indian languages and national vision. The effort is framed as a strategic push to create a model that reflects India’s linguistic diversity and broader ambitions in Artificial Intelligence.

The project is described as more than a technical buildout, with an emphasis on developing a large language model that speaks not just in code but in the voice of a billion Indians. That positioning highlights a focus on language accessibility, domestic capability, and a distinctly Indian approach to large-scale Artificial Intelligence development.

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