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AI, data, cybersecurity lead tech hiring with 30.3% share in September quarterIn India, the demand for roles in AI, data, and cybersecurity within Global Capability Centers (GCCs) has surged, even amid a slight overal...- Digital recruitment is creating a new cybersecurity risk for employersOnline hiring has made it easier for companies to reach candidates across locations, but it has also exposed recruitment processes to ident...
- Why corporate reskilling needs to move beyond training coursesCompanies are spending more on employee training as job requirements change, but course completion alone cannot prepare a workforce for new...
- 44% of India’s GCCs now own platforms and AI outcomes: ReportGlobal Capability Centres in India are transitioning into AI capability hubs, significantly increasing salaries for digital professionals. ...
- AI fear makes companies look powerful and helps them raise funds: Andrew NgIn an exclusive interview with The Economic Times Digital, Andrew Ng argues that the immediate challenge is to prepare people for work that...
- Eternal’s strong Q2 report; Exits outpace hiring at top IT firmsHappy Thursday! Eternal’s Q2 revenue surged on Blinkit’s growth. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Software majors delete 24,000 jobs across IT and engineering in a yearOver the last one year, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, HCLTech, Wipro, Tech Mahindra and LTIMindtree collectively recorded 92,00...
- OpenAI’s IPO dream may shatter with distress sale to MSIn a recent discussion, Gary Marcus raised critical flags about OpenAI's fiscal responsibilities as the stock market faces instability. He ...
- Chinese AI tool behind cyberattacks in Japan: security firmDozens of Japanese companies, from restaurant chains to a car hire operator, have disclosed unauthorised access or data breaches in recent ...
- Apple names Meta veteran Scott Tucker as litigation chief in legal team shake-upApple has hired former Meta litigation chief Scott Tucker as vice president of global litigation and financial services, strengthening its ...
- I’ll believe it when I see it: Figma boss on AI restraint calls“It’s a nice thing to say, and I’ll believe it when I see it,” the 33-year-old Field -- one of the youngest American billionaires --told ET...
- 12,700 tech professional return from US in 9 monthsThe data sourced from staffing firm Xpheno shows that the numbers have been steadily going up, from 7,200 in 2023 and 9,800 in 2024. The fi...
- Groww Q2 profit jumps; Hocco eyes big funding scoopGroww reported strong quarterly earnings in the July-September period. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- AI skills redraw entry-level jobs map as IT-BPM fresher hiring reboundsCompanies are moving beyond bulk recruitment and willing to pay a premium for AI-native talent as routine work gives way to specialised rol...
- AI startup Sarvam in talks for $300 million top-up; valuation may double to $3 billionThe startup builds Indian-language AI models and applications for government agencies and businesses, including banks and insurers. Its cus...
- Trump's bid to curb techies may end up benefiting IndiaTrump’s tightening of H-1B and PERM rules could hurt Indian IT companies in the short term but may also accelerate the shift of more US tec...
- 'Don't worry about PERM': Former HCL tech CEO Vinnet Nayyar explains why Trump admin's action against 'indentured servants' will help Indian techies than hurtFormer HCL Technologies CEO Vineet Nayyar believes tighter US immigration rules could prompt companies to shift more advanced technology pr...
- US visa curbs may shift higher-value tech work to India, says former HCL Tech CEO Vineet NayarRestrictions imposed by the US on major technology companies may prompt a shift in high-value technology work to India. Vineet Nayar highli...
- AI crowds out fresh grads at Wall Street tech hubs in IndiaThe landscape of entry-level employment for Indian graduates is shifting dramatically due to advancements in AI. As machines tackle more mu...
- India set to be ServiceNow's fastest-growing market in AsiaThe California-based company employs 6,000 people in India – a fifth of its global workforce. India handles 45% of the company’s global del...
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