Dell Technologies and Intel are bringing advanced artificial intelligence (AI) education to the Lords Institute of Engineering & Technology, Telangana through a significant partnership.

In an effort to fill the digital skills gap and better prepare students for the industry, the two tech giants have embedded Intel’s ‘AI for Youth’ program within the existing curriculum. The overarching goal is to make AI more accessible for the next generation, building an AI-ready ecosystem on campus.

In collaboration with Intel, the institute is introducing a robust AI readiness program that places an emphasis on fostering the necessary skills in future AI professionals. Intel will provide training to select faculty members, offering over 170 hours of AI-focused curriculum.

The comprehensive program includes hands-on student learning through bootcamps, AI-Thons, and virtual showcases. Additionally, the partnership paves the way for the establishment of an AI Skills Lab, powered by Dell Optiplex, where students will undertake projects in computer vision, natural language processing (NLP), and work with OpenVINO and Intel’s Neural Compute Stick 2.

Indrajit Belgundi — Dell Technologies Senior Director and General Manager of Client Solutions Group, India, said: “Artificial Intelligence has been a catalyst of innovation and change in many industries. Upskilling the next generation to adapt to this rapidly changing industry, requires specialized programs.

“Taking a step in this direction, Dell is glad to partner with Intel to build a truly AI ready campus at the Lords Institute, Telangana. The AI for Youth initiative by Intel will help bridge the skill gap by leveraging impactful AI pedagogy enabling educators and students alike. Innovation in technology and education is key to building the future workforce”

With Lords Institute of Engineering & Technology Institute serving as a focal point, the initiative is expected to yield innovative projects based on NLP, computer vision, and statistical data analytics, all aimed at creating a tangible impact on society. As AI continues to evolve, the program plans to keep pace by providing updated training sessions and workshops.

Syed Touseef Ahmed — Lords Institute of Engineering and Technology Vice-Chairman said: “At Lords we believe that one of the greatest enablers for quality learning is top notch infrastructure at our student’s disposal.

“Our work in collaboration with Dell and Intel will help our students be at the forefront of AI Technology and allow them for various student development programs. This is the fourth center of excellence established on campus for students’ benefit.”

This collaboration is part of a broader strategy by Dell and Intel to team up with more educational institutions across India, with the ultimate goal of creating a nationwide network of AI-ready students prepared to address the challenges of the future.

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