Finance & Operations

The U.S. GSA’s partnership with ServiceNow offers federal agencies workflow solutions at notable discounts, marking a key modernization step.

AI and Global Capability Centres drive unprecedented revenue growth in India’s flexible workspace sector, signaling a shift in corporate real estate strategies.

Canada’s AI Compute Access Fund grants $300M to SMEs, enhancing global competitiveness through increased compute access.

Generative AI is revolutionizing financial crime detection, slashing fraud costs globally by transforming outdated systems.

Dell Technologies’ stock fell 10% as AI server growth couldn’t compensate for margin decline, posing questions about AI profitability.

Nvidia’s AI-driven revenue surge increases US GDP, transforming economic growth.

Axis Capital’s AI-driven Sound Bytes revolutionizes investment research with audio summaries, tackling information overload and enhancing investor insights.

The RBI report reveals that Indian banks can enhance efficiency by 46% through Generative AI, improving customer service and integrating underserved populations.

India’s semiconductor sector receives a significant boost with four new manufacturing projects, totaling $19 billion in investments aimed at enhancing self-reliance and creating jobs.

Scrapcart launches an AI-driven marketplace to digitize India’s $18 billion waste sector, addressing inefficiencies and promoting responsible recycling.

NTT DATA has partnered with Google Cloud to enhance AI adoption in enterprises, focusing on scalable solutions and data sovereignty. This strategic alliance will boost digital transformation across various sectors.

India’s push for localized data centers is key for enhancing AI capabilities, bridging the digital divide, and supporting business growth in tier-2 and tier-3 cities.

Meta has secured a $29 billion financing package in partnership with PIMCO and Blue Owl Capital to boost its AI infrastructure, marking a strategic shift in funding for tech firms.

India is investing ₹76,000 crore in its semiconductor sector, transitioning from a chip consumer to a global contributor, boosting self-reliance in AI hardware and enhancing the digital economy.

Indian IT companies are facing heightened challenges due to Trump’s tariffs and shifts towards AI efficiency, affecting their revenue and spending patterns.