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With this, Flipkart Internet Pvt Ltd has become the group’s holding company after government approval for internal restructuring, clearing a key step toward the e-commerce major's upcoming domestic listing.
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While demand for the team jersey was the highest, caps, sunglasses and other accessories also rode the blue wave
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The Walmart-owned e-commerce firm’s latest round of exits impacts about 1.5 percent of its roughly 20,000-strong workforce
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The development comes nearly 6 years after Vanguard and Infosys announced a partnership under which the IT firm assumed day-to-day operations, while Vanguard builds a tech GCC in Hyderabad
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FIIs’ combined investment in IT stocks declined to about Rs 4.18 lakh crore at the end of February, the lowest level in four years. This represents a 21.8 percent drop from Rs 5.34 lakh crore at the end of January 2026, according to NSDL data.
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Google is lowering its app commissions to 20 percent and introducing a Registered App Store programme that makes installation of participating third-party app stores easier.
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MeitY says there is no immediate sign of impact, but industry executives warn rising global chip prices could weaken incentives for firms to commit scarce GPUs to the national programme.
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Employees of the IT firms travelling through the Middle East en route to the Mobile World Congress have been affected by flight disruptions.
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In a recent and rare joint interview, the Infosys founder and former HDFC Bank CEO weighed in on the the advancements around artificial intelligence and why there is too much negativism on job losses.
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Officials signal no rollback of the newly notified IT Rules, but offer technical discussions on implementation as platforms flag operational challenges.
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FIIs have so far bought nearly $2.14 billion in secondary markets and $299 million in primary markets, taking total net inflows to about $2.44 billion. This is the highest monthly inflow since September 2024, when investments had reached nearly $5.95 billion.
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In addition to driving in-cinema F&B sales via AI, the multipex chain is also focusing on outdoor events like the IPL and music concerts to grow F&B revenue.
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Android smartphones are expected to absorb most of the impact, while Apple’s iPhones are likely to remain comparatively resilient with modest mid-single-digit year-on-year growth
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Mittal's exit follows days after Moneycontrol exclusively reported Livspace India CEO Saurabh Jain had also quit the company. Jain and Mittal worked together closely on multiple projects.
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From ‘Back to Ooru’ founders to GCC expansions and a data centre push, India’s coastal city is positioning itself as a sustainable, high-productivity alternative to metro tech hubs.
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While Livspace reduces its workforce by around 12%, one of its co-founders Saurabh Jain, who was elevated from the role of Chief Business Officer (CBO) only in 2022, has also quit the company, sources told Moneycontrol.
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Shedding light on what drives the conviction, Taneja said there's a cocktail of reasons. From founders in India leapfrogging with new ideas to building around AI, the opportunity here is massive.
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“While the product market fit was emerging, the broader economics made it challenging to scale,” the email, sent on February 19, reviewed by Moneycontrol, said.
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"I didn't think then, and I don't think now, that you can make a frontier model for $10 million. In fact, if anything, I would just say that it's gotten harder. The total complexity and costs have gone up," Sam Altman told Moneycontrol.
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India is one of the biggest market for OpenAI's ChatGPT with 100 million weekly users.
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In a bid to encourage ecosystem participation, BharatGen will also release the model, documentation and post-training workflows through its Hugging Face repository.
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Startup unveils two mixture-of-experts LLMs trained from scratch as part of India’s sovereign AI push
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Indian researchers and engineers will get access to Google DeepMind's collection of AI models and tools including AlphaGenome, Earth AI, and AI Co-scientist.
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“Companies are hatching the problems one after the other. They don't really have an answer to the question, ‘Is this going to be safe?’ They don't know,” he told Moneycontrol in an interview.
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Today's AI systems are impressive but they still have many flaws, with consistency being a crucial one, Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis said at India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
