New technology certifications and standards being developed in India are providing Dell Inc. with new business opportunities. At a media roundtable on technology trend projections for the coming year, Peter Marrs, the American hardware and services company's president for Asia-Pacific and Japan, and John Roese, its global chief technology officer, stated.

They added that the increasing use of zero trust in cybersecurity, practical implementations of generative artificial intelligence (AI), the emergence of multi-cloud edge platforms, and the development of quantum computing combined with generative AI will shape global enterprise technology adoption in the coming year.

“India, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia are all building out certifications and cyber standards. We are excited at this opportunity and with our technology, we will help those customers," added Marrs.

In addition to the social media intermediary guidelines announced last year and the Digital Personal Data Privacy Act notified in August, India's developing technology certifications, regulations, and standards include cybersecurity laws.

Union information technology (IT) minister Ashwini Vaishnaw stated in November that new regulations on AI deepfakes are also being drafted. The Digital India Act, which is expected to add to technology legislation, is also being worked on, but work on drafting the law will be resumed by the "next government," according to union minister of state for IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar, because more consultations are required.