Indian financial services has moved past the AI pilot; the harder test is value
India’s financial services industry has spent the past three to four years investing in AI. It has also had enough time to…
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DXC’s AI test in India is whether the technology can change the services model
AI is creating a difficult question for the technology services industry. If AI changes how enterprises build, operate and consume…
It’s no longer just about scale: OGS India’s GCC shifts towards innovation and ideation
14 years ago, OGS's India operation began with five people and a narrow mandate around data and digital marketing. It has since…
6 kW to 150 kW: Equinix’s Manoj Paul on the changing architecture of AI data centres
For much of India’s data centre expansion, scale has been expressed in megawatts. The larger the announced capacity, the larger…
150 seats, 50 mn part numbers and the changing role of TVH’s Pune GCC
A parts business with more than 50 million part numbers has a problem that cannot be solved by simply putting more products…
India’s digital sovereignty imperative: Why open, interoperable infrastructure can no longer…
By Sharya Unamboowe, Vice President and General Manager, Integration, WSO2
India's policy direction on data governance has…
Real opportunity lies in connecting intelligent manufacturing with intelligent products: Dipesh…
For decades, the logic of industrial manufacturing was relatively straightforward. Engineering designed the product, the factory…
The data centre race is becoming a race for power
As AI pushes rack densities from 8–10 kW towards 150 kW and beyond, the next phase of India’s data centre expansion will be shaped…
When does a GCC stop being a GCC?
The defining question for India’s next generation of GCCs may no longer be how much work they can execute, but how much of the…
How much AI can you get from a kilowatt?
As AI workloads push data centres towards unprecedented power densities, Yotta’s Sunil Gupta argues that the industry must look…