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Why MSMEs hold the key to India’s biggest AI opportunityIndia is poised for AI leadership, with large businesses rapidly adopting advanced systems. However, millions of MSMEs lag due to tradition...- Uber India head Prabhjeet Singh quits, to join as OpenAI MDUber India's head, Prabhjeet Singh, is departing after an 11-year tenure to join OpenAI as its India MD. Singh, led Uber's significant grow...
- India's tech services sector to remain key to global enterprises in AI era: Nasscom US CEO ForumIndian tech firms are poised to lead global enterprises into the AI era, moving beyond experimentation to production value. Discussions at ...
- AI unlikely to trigger 'Job Apocalypse', it may create uneven workforce disruption: Goldman Sachs ReportA Goldman Sachs report suggests that concerns regarding an impending 'AI job apocalypse' may be overstated. Over the next decade, while AI ...
- AI levels the playing field as IT giants target mid-market gameWith the disruption that artificial intelligence has brought, mid-market companies have now accelerated tech spending, creating scalable op...
- US gives India assurance on access to AI technologiesIndia has received assurances from the US that access to AI technologies will remain open, according to a top official. New Delhi believes ...
- Indians are more open to personal AI agents than anyone else in Asia Pacific, says Adobe studyAdobe’s 2026 AI and Digital Trends Report suggests Indian consumers are leading the Asia-Pacific region in embracing personal AI agents, wi...
- Switzerland coordinating with India, UAE to organise AI summitThe 2027 summit in Geneva will centre on the application of international law, fundamental rights and ethical development of AI governance ...
- Indian tech’s Nifty share shrinks to record low on AI worriesIndia’s IT sector is losing dominance in the Nifty 50 as AI disruption fears trigger sustained selling. Its index weight has dropped to a r...
- AI will amplify, not replace companies that adapt fast: Nandan NilekaniInfosys is aggressively pursuing the AI-first services market, projecting a $300-400 billion opportunity by 2030. Chairman Nandan Nilekani ...
- AI will amplify IT services demand, not replace it: Infosys chairman Nandan NilekaniInfosys is aggressively pursuing the AI-first services market, projecting a $300-400 billion opportunity by 2030. Chairman Nandan Nilekani ...
- French mid-sized firms adopt AI but see few gains, survey showsFrench mid-sized companies are rapidly adopting generative AI, with 77% now using it. However, most are yet to see tangible productivity ga...
- 7 AI Categories Solving Problems Most Businesses Still Struggle WithGenerative AI dominates the headlines, but real AI impact is happening inside enterprises. The ET Most Innovative AI Product Awards 2026 sp...
- UPI, Aadhaar banking drive 61% of MSME transactions; AI adoption rises: ReportA significant majority of retailers now feel more confident using digital platforms for daily operations, leading to increased digital paym...
- India’s biggest equity fund makes contrarian bet on IT stocksIndia’s largest actively managed equity fund, PPFAS Flexi Cap, is increasing exposure to beaten-down IT stocks, taking a contrarian view on...
- 60 percent surveyed professionals say AI now central to HR operations: ReportArtificial intelligence is now a top priority for 60% of HR professionals, revolutionizing recruitment, onboarding, and daily operations. T...
- IT nightmare on loop, Accenture's 20% fall highlights AI disruptionIndian tech stocks experienced a sharp decline Friday, mirroring a significant drop in global IT giant Accenture due to weaker-than-expecte...
- Explained: Why Accenture's warning sparked a Rs 1.35 lakh crore meltdown for TCS, Infosys, other IT stocksIndian IT majors faced a brutal sell-off, losing Rs 1.35 lakh crore after Accenture's revenue guidance cut. Structural fears around AI repl...
- Accenture signals caution, but analysts see long-term IT opportunityAccenture's earnings signal tough times for IT services. Indian IT firms face weak demand and cautious client spending. While valuations ar...
- Accenture's weak bookings raise AI fears, but Indian IT may weather the storm: Sandip AgarwalAccenture's recent earnings reveal a sharp decline in new bookings and a reduced guidance, sparking concerns about AI's impact on the IT se...
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