It Doesn’t Really Make Sense for Indian IT to Call Out AI Revenue
Distinguishing revenue from AI versus traditional services is tricky, and attempting to do so could create artificial narratives.
Distinguishing revenue from AI versus traditional services is tricky, and attempting to do so could create artificial narratives.
Mid-tier firms execute, deliver measurable outcomes, and scale steadily.

AI for All, AI by HER and YUVAi—aim to identify and support AI-driven innovations with large-scale social and economic potential.
Most Indian IT firms are expecting AI PoCs to turn into products by the next quarter, finally reaping revenue.

The narrative is being dressed up as agility, skill realignment, and organisational shifts.

The multi-billion-dollar deals were about consolidation, infrastructure modernisation and AI-led transformation shaping client priorities.
Leading players have claimed AI is now integral. But this seems to be a case of agentic washing.
Cognizant developed key IP for Vibe Coding Week, including the Vibe Coding Hub, which handled registration, learning, team formation, prototype

The company’s consolidated revenue in USD reached ₹10,394 crore, up 5.6% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) and 10.2% year-on-year (YoY).
Wipro has reimagined core processes and built more than 200 AI agents spanning multiple sectors.

Wipro reported an attrition rate of 14.9% in Q2, slightly down from 15.1% sequentially but up from 14.5% a year
Several highly anticipated launches left users more frustrated than impressed.
“Every few months social media says Lovable is dying. I’m proud to announce we’re dying again.”
“For 10 years, we were hidden from users. Handset makers were arm-twisted to preload only Google Maps.”
Persistent reported TCV of $609.2 million and Annual Contract Value (ACV) of $447.9 million for the quarter ended September 30,
Tech Mahindra posted a net profit of ₹1,194 crore in the September quarter, up 5% sequentially from ₹1,140.6 crore in
The company has now delivered eight straight quarters of margin improvement since outlining its FY27 plans.
Indian enterprises take AI startups seriously only if their products are backed by international validation.
CEO C Vijayakumar called it a “standout quarter on every front”.

The government also revealed plans to sign an MoU with MapMyIndia to integrate Mappls’ GIS applications in the railway sector.
Supermemory has attracted investments from Google AI chief Jeff Dean, Cloudflare CTO Dane Knecht and DeepMind’s Logan Kilpatrick, among others.
Two winners to bag ₹25 lakh each and explore equity funding with L&T Innovation Fund.
“We’re always looking for great startups to invest in. One of my favorite ones was CoreWeave. My only regret is
CEO K Krithivasan said the AI data centres would cater to “pure play AI providers, deep tech companies, hyperscalers, and
Each AI stumble was amplified in real time on social media, turning hype into ridicule.
The service allows users to discover, compare, and purchase products seamlessly within conversational AI.
Merchants can ask the device for summaries of their collections, trends, and performance, turning it into what Paytm describes as
The company said it is targeting use cases like video KYC, onboarding, document guidance, customer service, and executive communication across
The heaviest users are established, product-heavy companies quietly embedding AI across operations.

Supermemory is designed to help AI systems retain and recall context across data sources and sessions.