FITT Forward 2026 Opens in New Delhi, Charting India’s Next Decade of Deep-Tech Ambition
Can India build artificial intelligence for 1.4 billion people, and for the world? Can it become a space superpower, a semiconductor manufacturer, and a healthcare innovator, all within the same decade? These were the questions the Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer (FITT) at IIT Delhi put directly to the people building the answers, as the second edition of FITT Forward opened…
The two-day summit, FITT Forward 2026, launched in New Delhi today, aiming to chart India's next decade of deep-tech ambition. The event, hosted by the Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer (FITT) at IIT Delhi, brought together founders, investors, industry and policymakers to discuss the country's potential in AI, semiconductors, space and biotechnology.
Opening remarks were delivered by Prof. Vivek V. Buwa, DDSP, IIT Delhi. The summit expanded its focus from the 2025 edition, which primarily covered mobility, health-tech and green-tech. Panels included discussions on AI, semiconductor manufacturing, agriculture, space technology, biotechnology and sports technology, and whether India can own the technologies that will define the next decade.
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