Surabhi Agarwal is a Technology Editor at The Economic Times. She covers a range of topics including artificial intelligence, software as a service, and public policy, with a focus on the intersection of technology and government. Surabhi's insights and analyses have been featured in multiple prominent platforms including The Economic Times and MSN.
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Surabhi Agarwal's coverage predominantly focuses on the technology sector in India, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and industry-specific legal policy regulations. Given this focus, she would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights or commentary from experts related to Indian tech policies, regulatory changes affecting the technology industry, and developments impacting online platforms and chipmakers.
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By: Surabhi Agarwal, Swathi Moorthy
India is a top market for OpenAI's Codex. The artificial intelligence firm is boosting investments in local teams and partnerships. This move aims to further drive product adoption across the country. OpenAI sees enormous uptake and has deployed more credits in India than any other Asia Pacific market. The company is committed to continued heavy investment in this growing region.
By: Swathi Moorthy, Surabhi Agarwal
Codex has grown 27x since early 2026, and more than quarter of user requests on the platform are for non-coding tasks, the company said in a report.
By: Dia Rekhi, Surabhi Agarwal
India is leading Copilot's rapid adoption, with a 250% year-on-year growth in deployment. Major IT firms like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro are scaling licenses to over 100,000 employees each, signalling a shift towards AI as an operating model. Banking and manufacturing industries in India are also deploying agents in a big way, said Puneet Chandok
By: Dia Rekhi, Surabhi Agarwal
Surabhi Agarwal and Dia Rekhi India is one of the fastest growing markets for Copilot, Microsoft's AI assistant, which saw a 250% year-on-year
By: Surabhi Agarwal, Subhayan Chakraborty
Several Indian organisations in cyber, telecom, finance, and banking have gained early access to Anthropic's advanced Claude Mythos AI model. The government is actively working to expand this access, with select public entities, including CERT-In, set to receive previews. This initiative aims to bolster cybersecurity for India's critical infrastructure.
Several Indian organisations — both public and private — in the cyber, telecom, finance and banking industries have secured early access to Anthropics highly guarded Claude Mythos model, top government officials said.
By: Subhayan Chakraborty, Surabhi Agarwal
Several Indian organisations in cyber, telecom, finance and banking have gained early access to Anthropic's advanced Claude Mythos AI model. The govt is actively working to expand this access, with select public entities, including CERT-In, set to receive previews. This initiative aims to bolster cybersecurity for India's critical infrastructure.
By: Shristi Achar, Surabhi Agarwal
SAP CEO Christian Klein believes India can lead in applying AI to industries like manufacturing and finance, rather than just replicating large language models. He emphasised workforce transformation and sees India's talent, infrastructure investment, and government support as key to its continued tech powerhouse status amidst global AI shifts.
By: Surabhi Agarwal
Artificial Intelligence models are becoming commoditised, so the bigger opportunity lies in applying AI in industries — manufacturing, finance, life sciences, supply chains and professional services.
By: Shristi Achar, Surabhi Agarwal
The risk to India or the global IT and software services companies is only “if you are not transforming your workforce” to make it AI aligned, said Klein, 46, during his annual visit to India.
