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India AI Impact Summit 2026: New Delhi is preparing to host the AI Impact Summit starting tomorrow, February 16. It is an event that serves as a “major platform for India to showcase its AI achievements and future roadmap to the world.”
With global business and political leaders descending on the capital, Airtel has overhauled its local digital framework. The company confirmed that it has “strengthened its network infrastructure to deliver seamless, high-speed connectivity” to meet the high-tech demands of the summit’s attendees.
To prevent any service disruptions during keynote sessions and demonstrations, the provider has implemented a highly redundant hardware setup. An Airtel spokesperson explained that “all venues are fully fibreised with four-way protected fibre paths,” ensuring that even if one path is compromised, data flow remains uninterrupted.
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This fibre backbone is “enhanced through 55 small cells across the Bharat Mandapam complex and 12 additional outdoor sites” to maintain signal strength in high-density areas.
The network expansion extends beyond the main halls to the transit points used by delegates. Airtel stated that “existing sites have been optimised and augmented to serve the venues, traffic routes, and entry and exit corridors.”
Monitoring these systems will be a 24/7 priority throughout the event. The spokesperson highlighted that “Airtel’s 24×7 teams will monitor all roaming links to ensure visitors enjoy a superior, uninterrupted experience on the Airtel 5G Plus network.”
This proactive approach includes “comprehensive site surveys” that have enabled “blanket 5G coverage, dense small-cell deployment, and dedicated fibre backhaul to eliminate dead zones.”
Recognising the potential for massive data spikes during live streams and AI showcases, Airtel has prepared for extreme usage scenarios. The company has “built surge capacity supported by a dedicated war room and round-the-clock on-site network experts” to manage peak traffic in real time.
This massive technical undertaking underscores the company’s final pledge, as the spokesperson affirmed that “Airtel remains committed to delivering a world-class connectivity experience for the Summit.”
