From The New Indian Express
Center Owned by Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.Global sell-off in AI stocks over ROI concerns puts Indian IT companies in focus
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Students at BITS have created an AI research platform that is intended to assist researchers throughout various stages of scientific discovery, rather than merely retrieving information or generating text. A venture capitalist has observed that AI is becoming integral to business and the economy, underscoring the broader relevance of such academic initiatives.
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Rising debt among US technology giants and concerns over returns from artificial intelligence (AI) investments are prompting investors to reassess the AI trade, creating an opportunity for Indian IT services companies. The global sell-off in AI stocks is putting Indian IT services companies in…
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Santander reported 194 million euros ($216 million) in business value from AI initiatives during the first nine months of 2026. Meta, Google and other global companies are also reporting financial benefits from AI adoption.
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Rising debt among US technology giants and concerns over returns from artificial intelligence (AI) investments are prompting investors to reassess the AI trade, creating an opportunity for Indian IT services companies. The global sell-off in AI stocks is putting Indian IT services companies in…
