Qualcomm presented three core pillars — Personal AI, Physical AI, and Industrial AI — representing its approach to scalable and secure digital solutions. It highlighted the role of Edge AI and 5G as the foundation of India’s transformation, driving real-time intelligence across sectors like automotive, industrial IoT, and mobile computing.

Demonstrations included on-device generative AI for smartphones, smart wearables, AI surveillance, and connected vehicles. Savi Soin, Senior Vice President and President of Qualcomm India, said that IMC 2025 reflects India’s strong digital growth, adding that Qualcomm continues to lead with “cutting-edge, India-first technologies.”

To support AI talent, Qualcomm launched the AI Upskilling Programme: Technical Foundation, offering training in generative AI, Edge AI, and ML fundamentals. With its Make in India push, local R&D, and partnerships, Qualcomm aims to build an inclusive and globally competitive digital ecosystem for India.

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