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JENSEN HUANG, founder and chief executive officer, Nvidia, says India has a big role in exporting intelligence. In a media briefing he speaks of the partnership with Reliance, diversifying its relationship beyond TSMC, and making artificial intelligence (AI) accessible to the masses. Edited excerpts:

- JENSEN HUANG

Can you comment on the partnership with Reliance?

We will do three things. We're going to build the infrastructure for AI compute. It is going to be on a fairly large scale. Two, we're going to start an innovation centre so that Nvidia's technology can be used by Reliance engineers to create an AI platform. The third is to create applications that Reliance could offer to consumers in India.

There are talks that ties between Nvidia and TSMC are getting strained and Nvidia may work with others.

TSMC and Nvidia are busy building the Blackwell System right now and it is in full production. Without TSMC's agility and scale and its management team working so closely with us and without two and a half decades of friendship, building these Blackwell Systems, which includes seven different chips, would have been impossible. So TSMC is an extraordinary company and we're working together. We're scaling up Blackwell Systems hard, and we'll ship in Q4.