First ever India Stack developer conference
The inaugural India Stack Developer Conference was held on January 25 in New Delhi. The conference focused on strategies for ensuring greater global adoption of Indian digital products. More than 100 digital leaders from business, government, academia, startups, and unicorns attended the conference. The Conference had also extended invitations to representatives from G20 nations and the G20 Secretariat.
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First ever India Stack developer conference: Key Points
- Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, gave a press briefing on the Conference and explained that the India Stack is a multi-layer cluster of digital solutions like Aadhaar, UPI, Digi Locker, Co-Win, GeM, and GSTN that have significantly contributed to India’s digital transformation.
- According to him, the conference will give the industry and developer community a forum to discuss how to build a strong start-up and innovation environment domestically and export India stack goods abroad.
- The Minister also mentioned that one of the key themes at the World Government Summit 2023, which will be hosted in Abu Dhabi the following month, will be on India.
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About India Stack developer conference
India Stack is the name given to the ambitious initiative by the Indian government to develop a single software platform with the goal of bringing the people of the nation online. It is the collective name for a group of free and open artificial intelligences and digital products that will enable large-scale use of identity, data, and payment infrastructure by enterprises, governments, and other organizations.
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Despite the fact that the platform is named after India, the government is hopeful that additional nations will jump on board and base their digital infrastructure on the stack.