Technology Policy — semiconductors, space, export controls, and strategic partnerships across the Indo-Pacific.
I am a Fellow at Carnegie India, where I lead the Technology and Society Program, and where my research focuses on the geopolitics of emerging technology ecosystems — spanning semiconductor supply chains, space governance, export control regimes, and the technological dimensions of India's strategic partnerships with the United States, European Union, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Australia.
My work sits at the nexus of technology policy, economic statecraft, and great-power competition. I advise governments, industry, and multilateral institutions on how strategic technology decisions shape alliance dynamics across the Indo-Pacific and beyond.
My writing appears in Carnegie's publications, major international outlets, and on my Substack, where I examine the policy architectures underlying global tech competition.
Technology has become the central arena of geopolitical competition — and India stands at its crossroads.
Semiconductor supply chains are no longer a matter of industrial policy — they are a matter of national security.
The alliances being forged today — across the Quad, iCET, and the TTC — will define the technology order of the next decade.
Available for research collaboration, media commentary, advisory engagements, and speaking invitations.