News: As IndiaAI Impact Summit 2026 enters Day 3, NVIDIA says India is becoming a key hub for AI clouds, open models, and industrial AI, backed by 800,000 developers and new Blackwell-scale capacity.

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BENGALURU, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Infosys (INFY.NS), opens new tab unveiled a partnership with Anthropic on Tuesday, days after investor concerns that AI tools would disrupt the traditional business ...

The technology stocks continue to be under pressure. The Nifty IT Index is down 2.5%. TCS and Wipro have hit fresh 52-week lows in early trade. The top 5 large cap losers are the IT stocks. The ...

IT stocks tumbled on Wednesday (February 4, 2026), with Infosys slumping over 7%, in line with a heavy selloff in tech companies in the U.S.. Shares of Infosys plunged 7.19%, Tata Consultancy Services ...

Indian IT stocks collapsed as a $300 billion tech selloff in the US was triggered by new AI competition. (Ai generated image) Indian IT stocks crashed as much as 8% after the US tech stocks tumbled ...

MUMBAI- Infosys CEO and Managing Director Salil Parekh on January 14 denied claims that any Infosys employee was detained or deported by US authorities, responding to a viral post on social media that ...

BENGALURU, Feb 17 : Infosys unveiled a partnership with Anthropic on Tuesday, days after investor concerns that AI tools would disrupt the traditional business models of Indian IT services firms ...

The sell-off in IT stocks was triggered by an announcement from US-based AI startup Anthropic. (AI image) The negative sentiment mirrored weakness on Wall Street, where the technology-heavy benchmark ...

NEW DELHI: US -listed shares of major Indian companies surged after US President Donald Trump announced a trade deal cutting US tariffs on Indian goods to 18% from 50%, in return for India agreeing to ...