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Many clients seeking tailored Small Language Models, says Infosys AI head
Infosys' head of AI said the company has developed industry blueprints for 23 different sectors, guiding enterprises on data strategies, responsible AI adoption, and scalable platforms.
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Doubtful about deep tax cut in US but Trump offers stability, says Happiest Minds
With Trump in the White House and his Republicans party in control of US Congress, business situation would be more amenable, the IT firm has said
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Which area has India invented? Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy defends IT services, says it should be saluted
India’s culture of oral rather than written knowledge has limited the development of large data repositories, which are crucial for LLMs, according to Murthy.
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Indian mindset not oriented towards problem definition and solving: Infosys founder Narayana Murthy on why building an LLM doesn't make sense
Murthy spoke to Moneycontrol on the sidelines of the Infosys Prize, where it announced the winners in economics, computer, humanities and social, life science, mathematics and physics categories
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EPAM says Gen AI projects with dozen clients generating millions in revenue each
EPAM is seeing Gen AI applications in engineering productivity, white-collar staff efficiency, and even supply-chain and inventory management.
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IT firms converting contract workers into full-time employees as outlook turns bright in Q4: TeamLease
TeamLease is looking toward the recent U.S. election outcome as a potential driver of increased IT spending.
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Under Trump 2.0, possible corporate tax cuts could boost IT demand
President-elect Trump’s idea of lowering corporate tax to 15% for specific companies could spur additional capital for investing in technology.
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Trump’s return: IT companies might have to face tougher H-1B visa rules
Whether or not H1-B visa rules will be eased or tightened is a matter of time, but analysts are deeply divided on what Trump’s presidency might mean for Indian IT.
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Trump vs Harris: Where they stand on H1B visas and immigration
Prima facie, it may seem that Donald Trump supports changes while Kamala Harris opposes them, but there’s more to the story than meets the eye.
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Trump versus Harris: What does it mean for Indian IT companies?
There are plenty of shortcomings in the present H1-B visa rules including a lottery-based system and multiple applications for the same candidate, highlight experts.
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H-1B visa overhaul likely if Trump wins, no impact on Indian IT workers: USISPF president Mukesh Aghi
Aghi advocates for a reformed approach that could prioritise keeping STEM graduates in the US as legal immigrants who become taxpayers from 'day one'
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Winning large deals by sharing AI-induced productivity benefits with clients, says Cognizant
Cognizant has also displaced incumbents in certain deals by proving its ability to leverage AI-driven productivity gains.
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Cognizant's headcount increases by 3,800 in Q3
However, when factoring in employees from the Belcan acquisition, the company’s net headcount saw an organic reduction.
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Cognizant sees uptick in discretionary demand in Q3, raises revenue guidance
Cognizant said Q3 performance is built on last quarter's momentum, supported by rising discretionary demand and improved execution
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Margins from GCC recruits triple of IT staffing, says Quess Corp CEO
In July-September, the revenue contribution from GCCs increased by almost 5% to 68% year-on-year.
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Clients expecting Gen AI capabilities to be part of large deals, says Infosys CTO Tarafdar
Tarafdar added that AI and Gen AI are leading to the re-imagining of processes, apart from generating productivity and efficiency benefits.
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Disconnect between IT firms' BFSI growth in North America and bullish commentary
This disconnect was amplified by management commentary indicating that while demand for certain projects is rising, large-scale transformation deals are yet to materialise in the sector.
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IT firms that execute well don't blame weak macros for poor growth, says Coforge
Singh believes that while every company across the industry has a strategy, the ability to deliver projects on time is what sets Coforge apart.
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Infosys, Wipro setting up GCCs for clients, helping them recruit talent
It’s not just India-based IT companies that are lapping up the opportunity, more than 50% of the US-headquartered EPAM’s customer base in India are GCCs.
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Top 4 IT firms add 8,400 employees in Q2FY25, ending four quarters of decline
Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, Wipro, HCLTech, Tech Mahindra expected to offer 81,000–88,000 fresher roles in FY25
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Infosys to be impacted by salary hikes, furloughs, fewer working days in H2FY25
When asked about tailwinds that might aid margins, he said Project Maximus, pricing, and role ratios optimisation will help in the last two quarters.
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Mixed bag for TCS, Infosys, HCLTech, Wipro in Q2: BFSI sees uptick, large deals contract
According to analysts, the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut impact may start baking into discretionary spending plans of customers only by Q4. The customers may also await the US election season to reevaluate plans and be more certain.
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Infosys Q2 Earnings: Five factors to watch out for
Brokerages expect Infosys to post one of the strongest revenue growth among top IT companies aided by a strong deal pipeline, stable demand and cost management initiatives
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HCLTech stays cautious over macro uncertainties despite outgrowing H1 estimates
What stands out for the Noida-headquartered IT services major is a pick-up in discretionary spending by clients at a time when its rivals fail to bag such deals
