How India Inc is rewriting its MoA to ride the AI and semiconductor wave
A growing number of Indian listed companies are expanding their corporate objectives to include artificial intelligence, semiconductors and other deep technology businesses.
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Reliance Power expands into AI through subsidiaries, shares jump
The announcement comes as an increasing number of Indian companies expand beyond their traditional businesses to tap opportunities in AI infrastructure, data management and technology enabled services.
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Schneider Electric Infrastructure emerges as key proxy to India’s data centre boom: Ambit Capital
Ambit Capital believes Schneider Electric Infrastructure is one of the strongest listed plays on India's data centre growth story. The brokerage expects the company's data centre business to expand rapidly as India's capacity scales up over the coming decade.
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Acutaas says semiconductor business poised for meaningful growth over next two years
Acutaas Chemicals said its semiconductor chemicals business is gaining traction, with new products, customer shipments and a South Korea joint venture expected to drive growth. Management believes semiconductors and battery chemicals could emerge as independent growth engines by FY28.
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84% of banking leaders in India report rising fraud losses, up from 57% last year, BioCatch Survey Finds
Financial institutions around the world appear very concerned about the present and future of AI-driven fraud.
TCS bets on AI-native GCCs as Global Capability Centres evolve beyond cost arbitrage
India's Global Capability Centre ecosystem is entering a new era, one where artificial intelligence is not just a tool but the foundation on which centres are built.
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India Inc is losing sleep over cybersecurity. And AI is making it worse
For years, cybersecurity was treated as an IT department issue. Today, it is increasingly a CEO and board-level priority.
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GCCs fuel India’s flexible workspace boom as global firms expand beyond IT
As multinational companies expand their Global Capability Centres in India, demand for managed workspaces is rising sharply. Companies such as IndiQube are benefiting as GCCs increasingly adopt flexible and distributed office models.