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IT majors head into Q4 with muted growth, FY27 guidance key to calming AI concerns: JPMorgan

The Street is entering the earnings season with 'widespread pessimism' and management commentary on FY27 could play a decisive role in signalling whether the sector is nearing an inflection point or staring at a prolonged slowdown

Can Accenture’s decent show limit the panic in Indian IT stocks?

Q2 numbers offer near-term comfort, but AI disruption and macro uncertainty still cloud the outlook for Indian IT

‘1.5% hike felt like an insult’: Engineer quits over Rs 1.8 lakh raise, manager blames company policy

A manager’s Reddit post revealed that their “best engineer” decided to leave after being offered only a 1.5% raise, roughly Rs 1.8 lakh. Despite the company’s strong performance, the strict salary increase cap left no room for negotiation.

'Never lose hope': Ex-Google engineer receives rejection email 4 years later, internet reacts

A former Google engineer, went viral after sharing a rejection email she received four years late for an internship role. By the time it arrived, she had already built a successful career, amusing social media users.

Karnataka sets up 'Responsible AI' committee headed by Infy co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan

The panel will draft a AI policy and roadmap for safe, ethical and transparent adoption of artificial intelligence across government systems. It will submit an interim report within 60 days and final recommendations within 90 days

Karnataka to hire consultant to attract GCCs amid competition from neighbouring states

Karnataka will soon identify a strategic consultant to spot gaps, pitch to global companies, and build an investment pipeline for Global Capability Centres, IT/ITeS firms and data centres.

'He got Rs 32 LPA offer': Developer seeks Rs 8 lakh raise after accepting Rs 28 LPA offer two days before joining

An employer expressed frustration after a backend developer tried renegotiating a Rs 28 lakh contract and refused weekend work, sparking debate on IT hiring practices.

Mid-cap IT firms corner 58% of 2025 incremental revenue as enterprises widen vendor pool for large deals

Industry experts say the shift reflects a structural change in the outsourcing landscape, where large deals are no longer the exclusive territory of tier-one IT service providers.

To strengthen startup ecosystem, Karnataka budget proposes incubation centres in tier-2 tech hubs

The government has increasingly been pushing the development of technology ecosystems in cities such as Mysuru, Mangaluru, Hubballi-Dharwad and other emerging hubs in its beyond Bengaluru push

Bengaluru IT startup lays off 40% staff in a day, netizens say: ‘Absurd salaries are real reason’

A viral post claimed that a Bengaluru based IT startup laid off 40 percent of its workforce in a single day, affecting even high earning employees. The incident sparked widespread discussion online about growing uncertainty in India’s tech job market.

Amid Iran war, Infosys, HCLTech staff safe as executives face travel disruption; TCS suspends Middle East travel

Employees of the IT firms travelling through the Middle East en route to the Mobile World Congress have been affected by flight disruptions.

IT CEOs push back against AI disruption fears, warn of tough transition phase

The IT sector expects an AI-driven investment surge from enterprises, prompting companies to revamp their positioning and business models to capture rising demand.

MB Patil flags AI-led uncertainty in Karnataka’s IT sector; asks officials to fast-track industrial approvals

Under single window system, 115 services across 20 departments have already been integrated. The remaining 28 services have been prioritised for time-bound implementation.

AI rollout far more complex than it appears, says Wipro COO Sanjeev Jain

Jain told Moneycontrol that enterprise AI requires integration across client and internal systems along with responsible-AI layers, even as automation improves productivity in select functions.

India's IT sector: Dawn or dusk in the age of AI?

India built the world's back office. Now AI is threatening to automate it

AI not plug-and-play, enterprises need open-heart surgery, says Infosys’ Satish HC

Execution challenges, legacy tech stacks and data readiness — not model capability — are the biggest barriers to scaling AI in enterprises, Infosys chief delivery officer tells Moneycontrol

AI slashes modernisation costs 10x but expands tech opportunity, says Nasscom's Velamakanni

Nasscom vice chairperson Srikanth Velamakanni said modernising an estimated 800 billion lines of legacy code at about $2 a line could translate into a $1.6 trillion opportunity enabled by AI

TCS, Infosys, HCLTech CEOs strike confident note amid AI fears

Their remarks come amid $300 billion global tech stocks correction and concerns that generative AI tools could automate large swathes of coding and enterprise software work.

AI will remain a technology tool, leaders will decide how to use it, says Accenture CEO Julie Sweet

Headlines of fewer jobs, opportunity and less human relevance are wrong, as humans will continue to lead in decision making, Sweet predicted

Q3 review: Growth is real, but fragile

Q3FY26 earnings brought a long-awaited revival, but analysts warn the triggers may be too temporary to sustain the market's lofty expectations.

AI-led GCCs expedite drug development cycles, lower costs, says report

In clinical trials, AI-led patient recruitment, trial design and real-time analytics are shortening development cycles by four to six years while improving success rates, KPMG in India and UnearthIQ have said in a report

Indian IT firms well placed for AI services, says Ashwini Vaishnav amid job loss fears

The focus on AI-driven modernisation of legacy systems creates a significant opportunity for Indian IT firms even as the industry navigates workforce transitions, the minister tells Moneycontrol

India AI Summit: From grassroots to enterprises, TCS and HCLTech lay out AI playbooks

TCS demonstrated AI at the grassroots, while HCLTech focused on deploying AI across core business and engineering operations.

Writing code will no longer be the goal as AI reshapes tech jobs, says Infosys' Nandan Nilekani

Nilekani said enterprises will need new skills focused on AI engineering, agent orchestration, and managing non-deterministic systems, where the same prompt can generate different outcomes each time.

'No longer just IT services', Wipro to pitch AI pivot at India Impact Summit

Infosys, Cognizant, and HCLTech have all affirmed a similar shift, telling investors that AI-led platforms and productivity gains are redefining their business models