Shelley Singh

It's been three years since AI disrupted daily life with the launch of ChatGPT. It is now ubiquitous and, even amid fears of job losses and a looming bubble, the future is more rather than less AI

Amazon, Google and Microsoft are investing big in India. This may support the development of AI infrastructure and local data hosting

As work gets redefined and companies reset hiring, expect more turmoil in the job market

IBM is reinventing itself around a trinity of AI, hybrid cloud, and quantum computing - with India at the heart of its global innovation and growth strategy

Global corporations, including JP Morgan, Fidelity International, Barclays Bank, Lowe's, Lufthansa, McDonald's, and Cargill, are expanding their delivery centres in India

US tariffs, visa issues, geopolitical tensions, and AI disruption have plunged the IT services industry into an uncertain period

Part II of this series shines the spotlight on India's audacious deeptech builders - startups engineering the country's future by tackling challenges too complex for conventional innovation

Part-I explores why deeptech lagged in India, what's finally changing, and the hurdles ahead. Part-II profiles the builders - their ideas, technologies, and ambitions

QR code, the little pixelated square, has changed how India pays or accesses information. Its applications are only limited by imagination

Artificial intelligence is quietly transforming consumer-facing industries

Artificial intelligence is changing the DNA of health care with the promise of a 'healthier human'. The second of a three-part series

The concluding part of the series looks at how artificial intelligence is transforming every aisle with algorithms, from product discovery to logistics and marketing

The tough act starts now, to build and scale up, and emerge as a global chip hub

Agentic AI goes beyond scripted responses to anticipate needs, personalise interactions, and solve problems with minimal human intervention

Unlike traditional AI, agentic AI can assess a situation, make decisions, and take independent steps to resolve problems - capabilities that are now being baked into BPO processes