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Turing Laureate Whitfield Diffie backs 90% cheaper CPU-driven AI - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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CPUs could widen access to AI inference by allowing organisations to use computing capacity they already own, Dr Whitfield Diffie, globally renowned for pioneering public-key cryptography, told ET in an interview.“Many operations can be done faster with GPUs, but there is no need to do that if you can perform the work with CPUs you already have,” Diffie said. “GPUs are not simply going to take over the world because the additional machinery is
Top IT's subcontractor costs creep up as volatile pipelines force flexible staffing - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Subcontracting costs are rising for Indian IT services companies, as demand for AI and other specialist skills outpaces internal hiring and training, while uncertain project pipelines make firms wary of adding permanent employees.Subcontractor costs as a share of revenue increased sequentially at most firms in the June quarter, Kotak Institutional Equities said in a note. The ratio rose to 9.6% at LTM from 8.3% in March, to 15.5% from 15.3% at
Cognizant PERM suspension raises talent retention concerns - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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The US labour department decision to suspend Cognizant’s permanent labour certification (PERM) applications – a key step for seeking green cards for foreign employees – could make it harder for the IT services company to retain foreign talent, immigration experts said.Cognizant and US enterprise software company Cloudera’s PERM filings have been suspended, labour department inspector general Anthony D’Esposito said in an X post on Tuesday,
Global IT firms outpace India-listed rivals on AI, consulting - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Accenture, Capgemini and Cognizant harnessed their edge in systems transformation and consulting to expand toplines faster than their Indian-listed tech-services rivals in their latest reporting quarters, spotlighting the impact AI is beginning to have on revenue streams built disproportionately on application development and maintenance.Companies with greater exposure to consulting, transformation, AI and platform-based services are benefiting
IT firms turn to bundled deals to weather AI deflation - The Economic Times (opens the original)
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Indian software service providers are witnessing a resurgence of structured deals– one where acquisitions and service contracts are bundled together– as artificial intelligence changes the economics of outsourcing and clients look to exit captive operations, industry experts said.Tata Consultancy Services’ $1.4-billion deal with German automaker Porsche, announced on Monday, with the $373 billion purchase of its IT arm, MHP, is the latest
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