Bengaluru, March 30 -- India's artificial intelligence (AI) story is slowly playing out, but for the true unlocks to happen, there needs to be large-scale adoption of the technology, according to panellists at the Mint India Investment Summit 2026.

India's AI infrastructure buildout is well on its way, with firms such as Yotta Data Services, Neysa Networks, and Sify Technologies all focused on ensuring there are enough data centres to meet the rising demand from companies here.

"We as a country are waiting for some UPI moments to come to AI, where some government-to-consumer use cases adopt the scale of AI," said Sunil Gupta, co-founder, managing director and chief executive at Yotta.

Just as the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has be...