NASSCOM US CEO Forum on India-US Tech Trade
Analysis based on 13 articles · First reported Feb 05, 2026 · Last updated Feb 06, 2026
The forum's discussions on technology and trade partnership between India and the United States, aiming for USD 500 billion in bilateral trade, are expected to positively impact the technology and energy sectors in both nations. Increased collaboration in AI and green energy could lead to new investment opportunities and job creation.
The NASSCOM US CEO Forum convened in Washington, DC, to discuss the India-United States technology and trade partnership, aiming for a joint target of USD 500 billion in bilateral trade. The forum, following a recently announced trade deal, focused on innovation, AI, supply chains, and job creation. Indian technology companies contribute significantly to the US GDP and support over half a million jobs. Discussions also covered collaboration across the AI value chain, aligning with the Pax Silica coalition, and energy security, with India integrating green and nuclear energy to support next-generation data centers. Key figures like Rajesh Nambiar of NASSCOM and Amit Chadha of L&T Technology Services emphasized the strategic importance of this alliance, which aligns with a vision set by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump.
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