Middle Powers Form New Tech Alliances
News: A new tech partnership between India, Australia and Canada is emerging as middle powers seek to navigate a fragmented global order.
The proposed “tech triangle,” highlighted in a report by the Institute for Security & Development Policy, focuses on collaboration in AI, semiconductors, quantum computing and clean energy.
The initiative aims to reduce dependence on dominant powers and build resilient supply chains amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Each country brings complementary strengths—India’s digital scale, Canada’s research ecosystem and Australia’s critical minerals expertise.
The partnership reflects a shift toward flexible, interest-based alliances to maintain strategic autonomy and economic resilience, though its success will depend on policy coordination and sustained investment.
Source: The Economic Times
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