Mumbai, Sept. 28 -- India missed the first wave of the global artificial intelligence (AI) boom-the powerful chips and frontier models built largely in the US and China. But a quieter version of that boom is already showing up in a narrow set of Indian stocks, even as the broader market struggles. A basket of 42 Indian companies that Goldman Sachs calls "AI enablers"-suppliers of power infrastructure, data centre hardware, semiconductors and related equipment-has risen an average of 60% since January 1, even as the Nifty 50 has fallen 12% over the same period, according to a 17 September note from the bank's research division. "This divergence challenges the prevailing view that India offers limited exposure to the global AI theme," the not...