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- Sep 25, 2026
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How AI is redrawing the IT services map (opens the original)
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The pyramid model is gone. With coding agents, we no longer need basic coding — this blunt assessment comes from V Balakrishnan, the former CFO of Infosys. It is more than a prediction about entry-level jobs. For three decades, Indian IT services built scale by selling engineering capacity, measured largely through hours, utilisation and headcount. If AI can deliver the same work with fewer people, the industry isn’t simply becoming more productive. The economics of what it sells are changing. T
Better the AI bubble bursts (opens the original)
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Here is an unfashionable thought: if the AI bubble bursts, India should be ready to celebrate. The bullish case for AI — argued most forcefully by the market’s boldest thinkers — is that this is not a contained technology story but a disruption that will remake every industry at once. They are right. But total disruption has a habit no one likes to mention: it eventually turns on the disruptors themselves. Economists call it creative destruction, capitalism tearing down the old to fund the new.
Itâs time to teach AI to listen and perceive (opens the original)
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Billions of dollars are pouring into AI in India. Google alone has pledged $15 billion. But look closely at what that money buys: data centres, chips, cloud. It is all compute. Just this week, IBMâs stock suffered its worst single-day fall in history down 25 per cent because its corporate customers diverted their budgets to AI servers and memory chips. The gold rush is so fixated on computing power that it is swallowing everything else in enterprise technology. Yet almost nobody in Big Tech is
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