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In Full: Blackstone's Gray on India's Modi, AI Buildout

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 13 October 2026, 08:29 UTC 1 min read
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In Full: Blackstone's Gray on India's Modi, AI Buildout Blackstone President Jonathan Gray discusses the firm's investments in India, his views on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and why he's confident about the artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout. "We think focusing on the AI infrastructure here in India and around the world is the right place to be," Gray says in an interview with Yvonne Man on the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi.

Oct 13th, 2026 In Full: Blackstone's Gray on India's Modi, AI Buildout Blackstone President Jonathan Gray discusses the firm's investments in India, his views on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and why he's confident about the artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout. "We think focusing on the AI infrastructure here in India and around the world is the right place to be," Gray says in an interview with Yvonne Man on the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi.
Blackstone (ORG) India (LOCATION) Modi, AI Buildout (ORG) Modi, AI Buildout Blackstone (ORG) Jonathan Gray (PERSON) Narendra Modi (PERSON) Gray (PERSON) Yvonne Man (PERSON) the Bloomberg New Economy Forum (ORG) New Delhi (LOCATION)
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