Deloitte has taken a significant leap in artificial intelligence (AI) innovation with the establishment of its Global AI Simulation Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru. This initiative is part of the company’s broader $3 billion commitment to advancing generative AI by FY30. With an initial investment ranging from $5 to $10 million, the CoE is designed to provide real-time simulations, data-driven insights, and AI-powered solutions across various industries. It will support advancements in fields such as 5G, 6G, IoT, industrial metaverse, and nanotechnology, helping businesses navigate complex challenges with confidence.
Rohit Berry, President of Strategy, Risk, and Transactions at Deloitte South Asia, emphasized the CoE’s role in supporting India’s digital ambitions under the “Making AI in India and Making AI Work for India” initiative. He highlighted that this centre would drive economic growth, attract investments, and create new employment opportunities. Nicolai Andersen, Deloitte’s Global Strategy, Risk & Transactions Leader, underscored the transformative impact of the CoE, stating that it would leverage generative AI and data to deliver personalized solutions for clients.
The CoE will focus on four key domains—physical, process, people, and strategic options simulations—aiming to enhance business resilience, efficiency, and risk mitigation through AI-driven automation and analytics.
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