IT Services

    Reporting, analysis and features from AIM's IT Services section.

    • Indian IT Salaries Might Finally Increase Next Year

      Since both ITs and GCCs are competing for the same talent pool, with the GCCs offering significantly higher packages and better designations to freshers, it gets challenging for IT.

      Mohit Pandey · 12 October 2024

    • Small Indian IT Firms are Taking the Acquisition Route for Increasing Capabilities

      The small IT firms are acquiring companies in various segments ranging from startups and consulting firm, to AI and data analytics.

      Mohit Pandey · 5 October 2024

    • Why is Tamil Nadu becoming a Sweet Spot for EV Investments?

      First an automobile manufacturing hub, now the EV hub, TN seems to attract them all.

      vandana.nair · 1 October 2024

    • Every Indian Company is Starting to Look Like an AI Company

      AI-aaS is the new hot thing

      Siddharth Jindal · 1 October 2024

    • Ola Maps vs Google Maps: Who Will Lead the Way in India?

      Launched in 2005, Google Maps handles over 50 million searches daily in India and provides directions for more than 2.5 billion kilometers every day.

      Siddharth Jindal · 7 September 2024

    • How Microsoft’s Copilot and Meta’s Llama Turned Infosys Into an AI-first Company

      Around 18,000 developers at Infosys have written 7 million lines of code using GitHub Copilot.

      Mohit Pandey · 11 August 2024

    • This Bengaluru AI Startup is Creating the Next Million Jobs for Indian Gig Workers

      Ahead of DevDay 2024, OpenAI gave Vahan.ai early access to Realtime API to enable developers to build fast, speech-to-speech applications with low latency, enhance the customer support experience and help train workers.

      Siddharth Jindal · 10 August 2024

    • IIT Gandhinagar Channels Rivers Ganga, Yamuna into LLMs

      IIT Gandhinagar develops Hindi LLM 'Ganga' from scratch for just INR 10 lakh

      Siddharth Jindal · 7 August 2024

    • The Upskilling Mania of Indian IT Knows No End

      Today, it is generative AI skills. In the future it might be something else.

      Mohit Pandey · 7 August 2024

    • Why Indian Graduates Do Not Want to Join IT Companies

      High-paying product companies with compensation packages ranging from Rs 10-20 LPA have become more attractive.

      Mohit Pandey · 1 August 2024

    • When Mustafa Suleyman was in Bengaluru

      Suleyman referred to Microsoft’s AI teams in India as the strength of the company.

      Mohit Pandey · 11 July 2024

    • Developers are Finally Getting Their Jobs Back After Layoffs

      “I think we were too early…things didn’t work out as we were hoping."

      Mohit Pandey · 10 July 2024

    • LatentView's GenAI Decision is Right on Point

      …with Decision Point Acquisition

      Siddharth Jindal · 7 July 2024

    • AI-Powered Open Network VISTAAR Breaks Data Silos to Unify Indian Farmers

      The idea is to bring the whole agriculture ecosystem, from farmers, extension workers, agritech companies, startups, agricultural research institutes, meteorological agencies, and consumers, together through an open, transparent and decent…

      Pritam Bordoloi · 6 July 2024

    • What to Expect from Indian IT in 2025

      Hiring of freshers will finally increase as the companies are already working on only 85% of their capacity.

      Mohit Pandey · 12 June 2024

    • Lenovo Fuels India's Hyperscaler Ambitions

      “So you have the big hyperscalers and you have the next wave of cloud service providers – that's a boom in India. If you see the numbers, we [Lenovo] work with many of them.”

      vandana.nair · 3 June 2024

    • Why India is Even Building Speech Models

      If the future is all about communication in voice and giving it to the millions of UPI users in the country, speech models are necessary.

      Mohit Pandey · 12 May 2024

    • G42 Thinks It Has the Answer to the Universe

      At Cypher, G42 unveiled its plans to build the largest data centre in India, besides launching a local ‘Hinglish’ LLM, called NANDA (named after the second-highest peak in India).

      Siddharth Jindal · 10 May 2024

    • Indian Engineers are a Different Breed

      Burning the midnight oil, fixing bugs, and driving autos to combat loneliness.

      Mohit Pandey · 8 May 2024

    • Why Public Sector Organisations Globally Trust AWS

      “We're convinced that responsibility drives trust, and trust drives adoption, and adoption drives innovation," says Dave Levy, vice president of the world public sector at AWS.

      Donna Eva · 7 May 2024

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