Poulomi Chatterjee

As AI transforms enterprise technology spending, global and Indian IT services firms are accelerating acquisitions to build cybersecurity, industrial AI and digital capabilities faster than organic growth allows.

Reliance Industries -backed robotics and industrial automation company Addverb plans to launch a fully two-legged humanoid robot by the end of 2026

Enterprise AI spending is shifting from pilots to large-scale transformation programmes

Enterprise tech leaders, including CEOs of Palantir and Palo Alto Networks, are pushing back against high token-based AI costs, driving companies toward cheaper open-source models.

Headcount rises for a second straight quarter even as company bets on AI-led workforce transformation

HCL Technologies beats expectations with Q1 net profit up 3% to Rs 4,624 crore, highest-ever $2.4 billion net new bookings, and announces Rs 3,500 crore investment in AI data centers for full-stack AI market entry.

The Indian IT sector faces revenue challenges from AI-led deflation over the next three years, with top firms like Infosys, HCL Tech, and Wipro poised to leverage scale and diversified offerings despite pressure.

Agentic AI is set to transform banking by automating routine work and enabling smarter decision-making, but banks must embed robust cybersecurity, governance and modern core systems to deploy it responsibly, says Infosys Finacle CEO Sajit Vijayakumar.

HCLTechnologies shares fell more than 4% on Tuesday despite the company reporting record first-quarter deal bookings and healthy operational

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) on Tuesday reported a 7.4% sequential rise in consolidated net profit for the June quarter, aided by improving