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IT services: how AI is repricing India’s $315 billion industry
India’s IT services industry is still growing, but AI is repricing it from the inside. NASSCOM puts the sector at $315 billion for FY26 while providers shift from billing hours to selling outcomes. The firms growing fastest are not the biggest ones.
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AI skills gap: what an IIT certificate programme can and cannot fix
IIT Roorkee’s Continuing Education Centre has opened Batch 5 of its Applied Data Science & AI certificate, at about ₹1.77 lakh with GST. India’s AI skills gap is real and measured — but the evidence suggests the shortage is of people who can ship AI, not people who have studied it.
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Advanced packaging: why Applied Materials and Intel are teaming up
Applied Materials and Intel have announced a research collaboration on advanced packaging for AI computing. There is no money and no deadline in the release. The real story is why two of the largest US chip firms are converging on the one step that is holding up AI accelerator supply.
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Digital adoption platform: what LKQ Europe’s Academy overhaul actually tests
Whatfix has won a deployment at LKQ Europe, guiding 70,000 registered users of its automotive training academy. The interesting question is not the logo but the category: can a digital adoption platform close a gap that independent research puts at millions in wasted software every year?
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Enterprise Java: what AI is doing to the estate nobody can see
AI workloads, a per-employee Oracle licence and code nobody can see are squeezing enterprise Java estates. Here is what the numbers show, and where the claim that Java is becoming AI’s control plane runs ahead of the evidence.
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Enterprise AI Governance: authority moved, accountability didn’t
Thoughtworks surveyed 3,200 CIOs and found authority over AI distributed across the business while accountability stayed with central IT. Independent research from EY, OneTrust, ABBYY and Grant Thornton tells the same story.
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Application Resilience: why HA/DR investments still leave enterprises down
A new survey finds 76% of enterprises with HA/DR protection still suffered critical downtime last year. Independent research, cloud incidents and new RBI and SEBI rules point to the same gap: confidence is not capability.
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Air-Gapped AI: from compliance posture to procurement category
VIDIZMO’s NVIDIA Inception membership is a thin news peg, but the posture it describes is not: AI running inside the customer’s boundary, down to fully air-gapped networks. Here is the regulation driving it, the telemetry that breaks it, and the capability it costs.
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Children and AI Safety: Why Cybersecurity Education Must Change
Children are increasingly using AI alongside messaging, video and social platforms. Kaspersky’s India data highlights the shift and raises a broader question: can traditional cybersecurity education keep pace?
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Telstra Aura Network Expands Perth-Sydney AI Infrastructure
Telstra’s new Perth-Sydney Aura Network route highlights a bigger shift in Australia’s technology infrastructure: AI increasingly depends on high-capacity, resilient networks connecting cloud, data centres and industrial operations.