According to CEO Salil Parekh, this substantial hiring initiative is closely tied to the company's new focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the development of related skill sets.

TCS’s decision to lay off over 12,000 staff has sent ripples through India’s IT sector, raising fears of wider job losses. Infosys, however, has ruled out layoffs for now, sticking to its goal of ...

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is reportedly planning to reduce its global workforce by 2%, impacting nearly 12,000 ...

The IT job engine that once lifted millions into stability is slowing. What comes next depends on how quickly the industry ...

The layoff announcement of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has shaken the entire IT industry in the country, with fears ...

Tata Consultancy Services, India’s largest software exporter and also one of biggest job creators in the country is set to ...

India’s biggest IT firm has been making news after its unexpected decision to trim about two per cent of its global workforce ...

As India’s tech giants trim thousands of mid-tier jobs, CIOs must reassess delivery resilience, renegotiate contracts, and ...

Tata Consultancy Services plans to lay off nearly 12,000 employees, raising concerns in the IT sector about deeper troubles ...

CEO K. Krithivasan received a total annual compensation of Rs 26.5 crore, after a 4.6 per cent increase from the previous ...

Infosys CEO said that the IT firm has made early investments in AI and training its staff. So far, the company has trained ...

Gates also shared how astonished he was at the swift advancements in AI, particularly with new features such as Deep Research ...