While major IT companies cut jobs, Capgemini India plans to hire 40,000-45,000 employees in 2025, betting big on AI-driven growth and cost-effective service delivery.
Generative AI is helping Indian fintech companies slash operational costs and improve customer service. Real case studies show dramatic results.
While TCS and HCLTech reduce workforce, Infosys plans to hire 20,000 graduates in 2025, focusing on AI capabilities to drive future growth.
India’s first smart cooking assistant automates meal preparation with AI-powered recipes and minimal human effort required.
Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani acknowledges AI will concentrate wealth and power, but urges Indian businesses to deploy AI for healthcare and education solutions that benefit a billion people.
India and UAE deepen defense ties with focus on AI-powered projects and joint manufacturing, creating new business opportunities in defense technology sector.
Salesforce’s Great India Summit 2025 drew massive attendance as Indian enterprises embrace AI for customer experience and operational efficiency.
A strategic partnership between Schneider Electric and Nvidia for AI data center cooling systems positions India as a global manufacturing hub while creating new opportunities for infrastructure investments.
The International Police Expo 2025 showcased transformative security technologies that could reshape how businesses approach surveillance, forensics, and threat detection in India.
AI research lab Anthropic’s models are now the top choice for enterprises, surpassing OpenAI in business adoption.
Google commits $6 billion to build Asia’s largest data center in Visakhapatnam. This investment signals major opportunities for Indian businesses to access better cloud infrastructure and AI capabilities.
This week shows AI’s dual impact: OpenAI posts record revenues while major Indian IT firms restructure their workforce. Here’s what it means for your business strategy.
The US-based cybersecurity AI company has opened its new Bangalore office with 50 employees and plans aggressive hiring across engineering, data science, and marketing roles.
Global AI infrastructure leader WEKA establishes its India Center of Excellence in Bengaluru, targeting local businesses with high-performance storage solutions that achieve over 90% GPU utilization.
Indian retailers are revolutionizing shopping with AI-driven personalization and seamless omnichannel experiences. The technology promises to bridge the gap between online and offline commerce.
