Vivek Punj is a News Desk Editor at NDTV Profit. He covers business and markets, bringing insights and analysis to his audience. His work has been featured in The Economic Times, BQ Prime, NDTV Profit, and MSN.
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By: Vivek Punj
While Indian IT service providers have reduced their dependence on this particular route, it remains the preferred approach for Big Tech companies, such as Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Google, as well as the AI majors OpenAI and Anthropic. Meanwhile, Amazon and Microsoft have asked their H-1B employees and their dependents holding H-4 visas to return to the US before the new rules take effect on September 21.
By: Vivek Punj
Visakhapatnam — or Vizag in Andhra Pradesh — has emerged as a hotspot for data centre investments, with $26 billion pouring in over the past few months. This includes commitments by global tech majors Google and Meta, along with Indian conglomerates like Reliance, to establish AI infra in the port city.
Visakhapatnam — or Vizag in Andhra Pradesh — has emerged as a hotspot for data centre investments, with $26 billion pouring in over the past few months. This includes commitments by global tech majors Google and Meta, along with Indian conglomerates like Reliance, to establish AI infra in the port city.
By: Vivek Punj
In a double whammy for the Indian online gaming sector, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested the founders of gaming unicorn Winzo today, while
