Collins Aerospace Opens $100M Bengaluru Facility, Reliance Backs Deeptech, OpenAI Hires Intel CTO

India’s deep-tech moment is here - and Reliance’s JioGenNext is quietly powering it. In this exclusive Front Page episode, Amey Mashelkar, Head of JioGenNext, reveals how the program evolved from a startup accelerator to a nation-scale innovation engine - validating AI, robotics, grid security, and industrial automation technologies inside the Reliance ecosystem. We decode the MAP ’25 thesis, India’s ₹1 lakh crore deep-tech push, and what it means for founders building at global scale. If your tech works at Reliance scale, it works anywhere in the world. Intel’s Chief AI Officer Sachin Katti has stepped down to join OpenAI, taking charge of building the compute infrastructure that will power Artificial General Intelligence. A Stanford professor and IIT Bombay alumnus, Katti’s move highlights a major shift in global AI talent and strategy. While Intel struggles to compete with NVIDIA and AMD, OpenAI continues to attract top engineers to scale its trillion-dollar AGI ambitions. This marks a turning point in the AI hardware and compute race, as OpenAI strengthens its position at the center of the global artificial intelligence ecosystem. Collins Aerospace, part of RTX, has opened a massive $100 million manufacturing facility in Bengaluru - marking a major milestone in India’s rise as a global aerospace manufacturing powerhouse. The 26-acre site will produce over 70 complex aircraft systems using AI-driven quality control, robotics, and additive manufacturing, creating 2,200+ skilled jobs by 2026. This is part of RTX’s $250 million India investment, building an end-to-end aerospace ecosystem covering R&D, testing, and production. With this launch, Bengaluru strengthens its status as India’s aerospace capital - and India cements its place in the global supply chain. Russia and India are deepening their nuclear alliance with plans for advanced VVER-1200 reactors, small modular reactors (SMRs), and even floating nuclear plants. Led by Rosatom and India’s Department of Atomic Energy, this partnership marks India’s entry into the Generation 3+ nuclear era — the most advanced in the world. The Kudankulam project remains the foundation, while new initiatives push for localised manufacturing and fuel-cycle cooperation. With goals of 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2047, this collaboration could redefine India’s clean energy strategy and make the country a global hub for next-generation nuclear technology. This is Front Page, your daily decode of the battles shaping the future of AI, compute, and human intent. No noise. No hype. Just the signal that matters. 💡Subscribe for more insights on AI, innovation, and India’s global tech rise. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check Analytics India Magazine Website - analyticsindiamag.com/ Download our App - play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.analytic… ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Other Social Media Platforms to Connect With us :- Instagram - www.instagram.com/aim.media.house/ Twitter - twitter.com/Analyticsindiam Linkedin - in.linkedin.com/company/analytics-india-magazine Facebook - www.facebook.com/AnalyticsIndiaMagazine/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #FrontPage #AimTv #AimNetwork #CollinsAerospace #Bengaluru #MakeInIndia #AerospaceIndia #RTX #AIinManufacturing #DefenceTech #OpenAI #Intel #SachinKatti #AGI #AICompute #ArtificialIntelligence #TechNews #JioGenNext #DeepTechIndia #RelianceInnovation #AmeyMashelkar #MAP25 #IndustrialAI #StartupEcosystem