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Infosys and Cognizant are locked in a legal battle over trade secrets, anti-competitive practices, and executive poaching in healthcare IT. Here's a deep dive

The move, for the second consecutive year, comes even as the company said last month that its outlook for the healthcare and financial services business had improved for this financial year

"We are proud to partner with Children's Minnesota as they embark on a digital healthcare evolution," said Shantanu Baruah, executive vice president of healthcare at HCLTech

Technology companies across segments have committed to investing Rs 25,640 crore in Madhya Pradesh that will lead to creation of over 1.83 lakh employment opportunities in the state, an official statement said on Tuesday. The commitments were received from 35 entities during the IT and Technology Summit at GIS 2025. "The state secured a total investment of Rs 25,640 crore across various technology sectors, creating approximately 1,83,400 employment opportunities," the statement issued by the Madhya Pradesh government said. Major investment commitments of Rs 12,350 crore have come in the space of electronics manufacturing from eight entities with promise to generate employment for 14,000 people. With investment of Rs 5,500 crore, IT and ITes entities have promised to be the biggest job generator in the state with 93,000 employment opportunities, followed by GCC (global capability centres) investment of Rs 700 crore that will create 40,500 jobs in the state. "Madhya Pradesh stands a

According to Gartner, global IT spending is projected to reach $5.7 trn in 2025. Of this, IT infrastructure spending is expected to be $600 bn to $750 bn

Companies such as Tech Mahindra, HCLTech, LTIMindtree, US Technologies, and Persistent Systems already have growth officers who report to their chief executives

Sebastian Thrun, founder of Google X (Google's research arm), on Thursday emphasised the need for responsible AI regulation, assuring that the technology will complement rather than replace human workers. Speaking during a thought-provoking session titled "Pioneering AI: From Imagination to Real-World Impact" at the Global Investors' Meet, he discussed the evolving role of AI and its impact on regulation and job markets. Thrun addressed the issue of AI regulation, acknowledging its importance but cautioning against overregulation that could stifle innovation. "Regulation is necessary, but it must not hinder research," he said. "It's not right to control a technology before it has even had the chance to develop. Proper regulation should only step in when there's misuse," he added. He highlighted that countries like China and the European Union are already regulating AI, whereas India has yet to establish formal measures, he said. "Indian CEOs are incredibly tech-savvy and visionar

The Nasdaq-listed firm reported a revenue growth of 6.7 per cent for the fourth quarter

This marks the second consecutive variable pay cut at TCS for senior employees despite adherence to the work-from-office directive

Cognizant results: The US IT giant, that follows a Jan-Dec financial year, reported $19.7 billion in revenue at the end of 2024

TCS has already begun its process for campus hiring in the next financial year, stating that it will continue to grow its quality talent

The acquisition will help Bandhan Group expand its global footprint with new offices in the US, UK, and India, significantly enhancing its presence in these markets

Its revenue for the quarter under review came in at Rs 9,432 crore, 5.91 per cent higher than Rs 8,905 crore in Q2 FY24

The consumer goods index was up 0.4 per cent and was among the top gainers of the 13 major sub-indexes

Experts say top performers may continue to see increases ranging from 12-18%

Company's issue had garnered bids over Rs 10,000 cr; participants approached Sebi alleging irregularities

Generative AI has taken centre stage in the space and clients are replanning budgets and product features, Chakravarti said

Atos said it now forecast a full-year 2024 group revenue of 9.7 billion euros ($10.72 billion), down from 9.8 billion euros previously estimated

IT company Ahead has launched its new office in Hyderabad, where it plans to onboard 500 people by 2025, the company said on Thursday. It has already set up a delivery office in Gurugram last year, where it has 400 employees. "We are thrilled to announce our expansion into Hyderabad, a city renowned for its dynamic tech ecosystem and exceptional talent pool. "The talent pool located in Hyderabad complements our existing talent base in North India, enabling AHEAD to better meet client needs, especially on larger services engagements," Ahead India, Vice President and Managing Director Praveen Grover said in a statement. The company plans to increase its headcount to 750 this year and complete the hiring of 500 employees in Hyderabad by the end of 2025, Grover said. "By the end of next year, Ahead aims to hire over 500 employees in Hyderabad, leveraging the city's rich pool of skilled professionals and its growing reputation as India's premier IT hub. This strategic move is part of .

The need to secure such top talent is also driven by the fast-paced technological changes shaping the sector