Twin-AI at Global AI Summit 2026
Twin-AI continues to expand its international presence through strategic partnerships and participation in major industry events. In February, our authorized partner Mr. Khalil Ahmed represented Twin-AI at one of the world’s largest AI gatherings.
Global AI Summit 2026. New Delhi (February 16–20)
Twin-AI was represented at the Global AI Summit 2026 held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi — the first major global AI summit hosted in the Global South and supported by the Government of India. The event attracted more than 150,000 visitors, including global technology leaders, policymakers, venture capital firms, and enterprise decision-makers.
Participation in the summit marked an important step in exploring opportunities for Twin-AI solutions in one of the world’s fastest-growing digital markets.
Key focus areas included:
- Market entry into India’s rapidly scaling AI ecosystem. Programs such as the IndiaAI Mission are accelerating adoption across sectors, where solutions like TWIN.VoiceAssistant and TWIN.OmniChat can help organizations handle massive volumes of customer interactions with limited human resources.
- Expo showcase opportunities. Presenting at the AI Impact Expo enabled direct engagement with investors, enterprise leaders, and policymakers.
- Strategic networking. Participation in sessions involving global AI alliances and impact initiatives opened doors for partnerships and potential technology collaborations.
- Public-sector opportunities. India’s growing use of AI for citizen services creates potential large-scale use cases for products such as Twin.Notify and OmniChat.
- Investment exposure. The summit brought together leading venture funds, sovereign investors, and technology companies seeking scalable AI solutions.
India’s enormous mobile user base, multilingual environment, and rapidly expanding middle class create strong demand for human-like AI communication tools that work across channels and languages. Twin-AI technologies are designed to address exactly these needs, making the region strategically important for future growth.
