Why India's AI ambitions demand a reset in virtualisation strategy
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India's AI ambitions require a revamp of its virtualisation strategy to ensure cost efficiency, flexibility, and secure infrastructure. The country needs to adopt hybrid virtualisation to support scalable and inclusive AI growth across various sectors.
India's digital growth is driven by AI adoption across sectors like banking, healthcare, and governance. Traditional virtualisation models are being reassessed for their flexibility and cost-efficiency in supporting AI workloads. The 'Great VM Reset' involves updating virtualisation for new realities, making infrastructure more modular and adaptable. Hybrid virtualisation allows organisations to run familiar virtual machines while gaining flexibility in workload deployment and management. This shift is crucial for India's AI mission, aiming to extend AI beyond large enterprises to startups and government bodies. Hybrid virtualisation provides flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness, enabling organisations to modernise gradually and avoid unnecessary costs.
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