Instrument 64 | L. NPCI / UPI / Financial AI

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NPCI - GPU-Accelerated Processing for UPI-Scale Data

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AI / PRIVACY / CYBER RELEVANCE

Relevant to scalable AI/data-processing infrastructure and the corresponding need for strong access, data-governance and security controls.

AI: HighPrivacy: ModerateCybersecurity: High

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  • GPU-native processing
  • dataframe analytics
  • graph processing
  • scalability/performance

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Describes GPU-accelerated processing techniques designed for data workloads at UPI scale, including high-performance dataframe, numerical and graph analytics. While primarily technical, it is relevant to AI governance because large-scale computation increases the ability to analyse transactional and network data, including for machine-learning and graph-based fraud detection. The technical architecture makes corresponding governance requirements more important: efficient processing must still operate within controlled access, data-minimisation, retention, audit and security boundaries. It therefore helps explain the infrastructure side of large-scale financial AI and why privacy and cybersecurity controls must scale together with compute and analytics capabilities.

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GPUgraph analyticsfraud detectionscale

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