MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian IT firms need to rethink how they operate and the country needs to create its own language models ...

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape the global technology landscape, Indian IT firms must rethink their ...

HCLTech, which has exposure to banking, financial services & insurance (BFSI), technology, retail, telecom and media as key ...

HCLTech CEO emphasised that AI’s disruption in IT services is unlike previous technological shifts such as cloud computing.

Vijayakumar explained that, unlike cloud and digitisation, which were the main topics of discussion a decade ago, the ...

At the Nasscom Technology and Leadership Forum 2025, HCLTech and Infosys CEOs say the time has already run out for ...

C Vijayakumar, CEO of HCLTech, emphasizes the transformative potential of AI and the need for proactive adaptation in the IT ...

Outside the automotive segment, he continues to remain bullish on the company’s ER&D business growth from other verticals ...

The industry is dealing with several challenges at multiple levels. While AI is hitting the very core of the industry with ...

These revised numbers imply that in March 2024, the IT industry grew from $244.6 billion a year earlier to $268.8 billion-- a ...

The generative AI boom has threatened to disrupt business models for Indian IT companies that largely serve clients in the ...

according to HCLTech (HCLT.NS), opens new tab CEO C Vijayakumar. The generative AI boom has threatened to disrupt business models for Indian IT companies that largely serve clients in the United ...