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44% of India’s GCCs now own platforms and AI outcomes: Report
Global Capability Centres in India are transitioning into AI capability hubs, significantly increasing salaries for digital professionals. The focus of GCCs is shifting from execution to innovation and strategic capabilities. Reports indicate that AI talent in India commands a significant wage premium due to higher demand. As GCCs expand their roles, the need for skilled talent in AI and related fields continues to grow.
Hiring outlook strengthens; workforce growth seen at 5.4% in H2 FY27
India’s employment market is set for stronger hiring momentum in October 2026-March 2027, with employers projecting 5.4% workforce growth, the highest in four half-year periods, TeamLease Services said. E-commerce, tech startups, travel, hospitality and retail lead hiring plans, though talent shortages could constrain expansion, particularly across IT, sales and engineering.
Chandrababu Naidu meets Eros Innovations team in Zurich to discuss AI initiatives for Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and TDP President N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday met Eros Innovations Chairman and Founder Kishore Lulla, along with co-presidents Ridhima Lulla and Swaneet Singh, in Zurich to discuss AI-driven initiatives for the state.
Tier-II GCCs grapple with longer senior hiring cycles
Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are shifting senior technology roles back to metro hubs from Tier-II cities and adopting hybrid hiring models to cope with a severe talent crunch. Smaller cities are currently taking more than 75 days to fill leadership positions, compared with 42-56 days in the metros, staffing firms told ET.
India leads global GenAI learning with 3.6 million enrollments, highest worldwide: Report
This surge is a significant reflection of India's rapid transition toward a digital, AI-ready workforce, according to Coursera's 2025 Learner Trends report. Prepared by surveying 32.8 million learners, the report added that GenAI continued to dominate India's learning patterns in 2025.
IT talent market cools but demand for specialised AI roles remains high
India’s IT talent market is finally cooling after two years of exponential salary growth with premiums for 'generalist' AI and digital service roles, including automation and analytics, falling 20-40%. However, specialised GenAI, MLOps, and AI governance roles continue to get exceptional pay, given the acute shortage of such talent and the high demand.
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Tax Battles: Firms race for AI edge in strategy and compliance
India's Big Four accounting firms are launching advanced AI tools to handle complex tax queries and analyze documents, aiming to revolutionize the profession. These 'digital tax colleagues,' offered via subscription, promise enhanced efficiency. While optimistic about recurring revenue, firms also face regulatory uncertainties and potential internal business shifts.
FMCG firms target rural markets after witnessing rapid technological adoption
Fast-Moving Consumer Goods companies are bringing technology to rural India. Star Localmart plans to install 20,000 vending machines in three years. This move aims to improve shopping convenience and support local economies. Generative AI is also set to boost retail productivity significantly. These advancements will make accessing everyday items easier for rural consumers.
PwC launches gen AI 'colleague' for tax functions
PwC India has launched 'Navigate Tax Hub,' a generative AI platform designed to assist clients with tax and regulatory tasks. This 'GenAI colleague' utilizes advanced AI and PwC's tax knowledge to enhance efficiency and accuracy for tax teams. The platform automates routine tasks, including research, document drafting, and transaction analysis.
PwC India enters AI race in Tax
PwC India has launched Navigate Tax Hub, a GenAI platform designed to revolutionize tax processes. This tool leverages advanced AI and PwC's tax expertise to enhance efficiency and accuracy in tax-related tasks. As part of PwC's Vision 2030, the platform aims to foster AI-human collaboration and set a new standard for tax functions.
PwC India unveils GenAI platform Navigate Tax Hub to make tax teams more efficient
According to the company, the platform leverages advanced AI, PwC’s tax expertise and secure document integration to drive efficiency, accuracy and value for tax teams.
Infosys sets up development centre in Gift City with 1,000 employees capacity
Infosys has launched a new development center in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, accommodating over 1,000 employees in a hybrid model. This TechFin hub will provide advanced digital solutions for global BFSI clients, focusing on areas like digital banking and regulatory affairs. The center will utilize AI, cloud computing, and blockchain to deliver seamless cross-border services, strengthening India's position in financial technology.
AI leadership roles up 40-60% in FY25 as talent demand soars
Leadership roles in artificial intelligence (AI) have surged by 40-60% year-on-year in FY25, according to data from staffing firms. Firms across IT, consulting, global capability centres, BFSI, and healthcare sectors are leading demand. Startups in ecommerce and fintech are setting up dedicated AI units.
HCLTech partners with Taylor Wimpey for digital transformation
HCLTech signed a multi-year deal with UK’s Taylor Wimpey to modernize its IT systems using AI, GenAI, and cybersecurity tools. It will also establish an innovation lab. Separately, T-Hub and BNVI extended their Indo-Japan deep-tech collaboration partnership till November 2027.
Cognizant to set up 14-acre 'immersive learning centre' at Siruseri Campus, Chennai
In a hub-and-spoke model, this centre will also support other learning centres being developed in a phased manner across campuses in Hyderabad, Pune, Kochi, and Coimbatore.
GenAI may generate 20-40% productivity gains, no risk to tech spends: Axis Capital report
Generative AI (GenAI) is projected to deliver savings of 20-40% in the software development lifecycle, with those savings being reinvested into further tech innovations. Axis Capital's report highlights that such efficiencies will neither reduce tech spending nor hinder developmental progress, as productivity gains of 26% were observed among software developers using AI.
GenAI to transform 38 million jobs in India by 2030, boost productivity: EY report
GenAI could transform 38 million jobs in India by 2030, boosting economic productivity by over 2.6%. Key sectors like financial services, healthcare, and retail will see significant changes. However, talent shortages pose challenges, with only 3% of enterprises equipped to fully utilise AI. Falling AI costs are aiding adoption, positioning India as a potential global AI leader.
GenAI set to revolutionise 38 million jobs in India by 2030, unlocking significant productivity gains: EY India report
By 2030, Generative AI (GenAI) is expected to significantly transform India's workforce and economy, potentially revolutionizing 38 million jobs, boosting productivity by up to 5.43%, and addressing talent shortages through skill development. Adoption challenges and early-stage implementation remain critical hurdles.
HCLTech to set up new AI-Cloud lab in Singapore
The Lab in Singapore will also partner with Nanyang Polytechnic and Singapore Polytechnic to collaborate on transferring knowledge and nurturing young talent and mid-career individuals in AI. The new lab in Singapore will be the company’s fifth in its global network, said the firm in a filing with BSE.
GitHub’s India developers rise 28% to 17 million
India will surpass the US to become the world’s largest developer community by 2028, from earlier forecast of 2027.
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw meets Meta's chief AI scientist to discuss opportunities in artificial intelligence
Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister of Information and Broadcasting, on Saturday, met chief AI Scientist of Meta, Yann LeCun to discuss opportunities in the area of artificial intelligence, the minister said in a post on social media X.
India added 174 GenAI startups in one year: Nasscom report
The report highlighted that despite being in an early stage, India’s GenAI startups have attracted over $750 million in cumulative funding since 2023.
GenAI is used by 83% of media, telecom companies for research and innovations: PwC
A substantial 83 per cent of media and telecommunication companies in India are using GenAI for innovation and research. The industry feels that easy availability of GenAI tools such as Gemini, ChatGPT, and GitHub Copilot.1 are major reasons behind the adoption of GenAI.
Technology sector poised for recovery; Coforge, HCL Tech could give 17-20% return in 1 year
The technology sector is set for a strong recovery, driven by increased investments and new technologies like Generative AI. Key sectors such as BFSI, healthcare, and manufacturing are expected to lead this growth. Service vendors and Global Capability Centers will play crucial roles in this expansion, with companies like HCL Technologies and Coforge positioned for significant gains.
AWS sets out GenAI Loft tour from Bengaluru to promote innovation
The AWS GenAI loft will bring collaborative pop-up spaces to key AI hotspots around the world. It will also offer visitors a unique platform to gain insights on and explore real-world applications of generative AI across industries, an AWS executive said.
Nuvepro to train over one lakh professionals in generative AI
Nuvepro plans to train over 100,000 professionals in generative AI, targeting data scientists, developers, AI enthusiasts, and professionals across various industries. In the past two months, Nuvepro has trained over 1,000 professionals through hands-on workshops designed to tackle real-world generative AI challenges.
GenAI may add $1.2-1.5 trillion to India's GDP in next 7 years
Generative AI (GenAI) holds significant potential for India, contributing an estimated $1.2-1.5 trillion to the GDP over the next seven years, according to an EY report. Key drivers include education and upskilling. GenAI has become a priority for CEOs, with upskilling identified as crucial. Organizations like L&T have initiated programs, such as Coursera's GenAI Academy, to provide digital literacy. The report emphasizes the need for structured, role-based learning pathways. India can position itself as a hub for AI talent, leveraging its digitally skilled workforce through private-public partnerships, micro-credentials, and personalized learning experiences in local languages.
Empowering Project Managers with AI
In the dynamic landscape of project management, AI emerges not as a disruptor but as an enabler that can empower project professionals. Project managers equipped with AI fluency, strategic integration tactics, and a commitment to continuous upskilling position themselves at the forefront of this transformative journey.
Accenture opens genAI studio in Bengaluru
“Accenture’s data and AI team and clients will co-create solutions with a modern data and AI foundation, LLM (large language model) architecture, ecosystems partnerships, talent, and responsible AI frameworks,” Accenture said.
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