What’s the story?
Sarvam AI has launched Chanakya, a new vertical that provides secure and mission-critical artificial intelligence (AI) solutions to enterprises and government sectors. The move comes as the company expands its services beyond consumer tools. In a post on X, Sarvam said he spent the last year building full-stack AI to address “national implications and complex enterprise problems.”
Chanakya for regulated strategic use
The Chanakya vertical is designed to address the needs of organizations that cannot rely on public cloud infrastructure or consumer-grade AI tools. These include regulated companies and institutions in strategic areas. Systems developed under this initiative will be “dual-use”, serving both corporate needs and strategic applications.
Sarvam introduces Sarvam-30B and Sarvam-105B
At this year’s India AI Impact Summit, Sarvam announced its first in-house AI models, Sarvam-30B and Sarvam-105B. The company also launched a series of products such as Sarvam Vision for OCR and multimodal features, Sarvam Dub for translation and dubbing, and Indus beta app for mobile/web. It also exhibited AI-powered smart glasses called Sarvam Kaze.
Salvam is in talks to raise $250-300 million
According to previous reports, of economic timesSarvam is in initial talks to raise $250 million to $300 million from investors including NVIDIA, HCLTech, and Accel. Co-founder Vivek Raghavan previously said the company’s monetization strategy is focused on enterprise and government deployments. “We primarily work with businesses. Our approach is primarily B2B,” Raghavan said. E.T. Previously.
