Russia has a vibrant tech sector, driven by government support to develop Russian domestic systems in everything from computer software and semi-conductors to AI and blockchain developments. It is a world leader in drone technology and is fast developing an international client base of high-tech exported products. With developments ranging from driverless cars to global satellite networks, hadron colliders and even an upcoming lunar base, we provide updates on Russia’s increasing drive towards new tech digital independence.
Russia’s Aleksandr Panov, the CEO of Russian neurotechnology firm Neiry, has been appointed the CEO of India’s ADI Neuroscience, a US$1 billion fund to develop India’s capabilities in this new human-tech sector. India is the world’s third largest investor in this field after the United States and China. The tech examines how the human brain can interact with machine technology.
Russia, China and 27 other global south countries have signed up to form the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, with a mandate to strengthen international cooperation and global governance in artificial intelligence and share development expertise. We detail the members and examine the stated goals.
Russia’s Roscosmos with working with the Indian Space Research Organization on multiple space projects, including the BRICS Space Council as well as assistance with India’s planned Bharatiya Antariksh Space Station, planned for deployment in 2028.
India has proposed collaborating with Russia in the Quantum computing area to help it meet its National Quantum Mission goals. Russia already collaborates with China in this area, with all three players set to become global leaders.
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