LTM opens 5,800-seat AI campus in Kolkata
LTM's new Kolkata campus signals a shift in IT hiring to eastern India, focusing on AI and digital engineering.
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LTM's new Kolkata campus signals a shift in IT hiring to eastern India, focusing on AI and digital engineering.
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VP Radhakrishnan launches Gnani Artha, an indigenous AI stack, claiming AI will create jobs. Gnani's model offers 40% cost savings.
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AI infrastructure expansion is driving demand for network, cybersecurity, and data center roles, not just ML experts. IEA projects electricity use to double by 2030.
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Japan's IT hiring to surge 54% in 2026, but infrastructure skills lag. Upskilling beats hiring 9.3x.
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German chemicals firm WACKER partners with HCLTech to set up a GCC in Pune, boosting the city's tech hub status.
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India's flexible office leasing surged 68% in H1 2026, led by Bengaluru. This reflects agile workforce strategies and has implications for talent planning.
Read the Teksands take →Ford's India GCC plans 500 hires in 2027, focusing on AI and connected vehicle tech, signalling a shift to specialised talent.
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IDC report: 96% of Indian organizations plan to repatriate cloud workloads, driven by cybersecurity and governance. Talent demand shifts to private cloud and AI infrastructure.
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CIOs face make-or-break hiring decisions as AI, cybersecurity, and data science talent remains scarce. Experts urge building internal capability over buying.
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NITI Aayog warns tech jobs could fall to 6M by 2031. Top IT firms cut 6,981 jobs in FY26. Entry-level hiring down.
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VP Radhakrishnan launches 'Gnani Artha' AI stack, asserting AI will create jobs, not destroy them, signaling policy support for indigenous AI.
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India's GCCs are moving from large cost-efficient teams to smaller, high-impact talent pools focused on AI, data, and product innovation.
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