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Share By A.S. Prasad, Vice President of Product Management and Engineering, Vertiv India Following the revolution of the telecom sector in India, network operators are now navigating a scale that few planners could have imagined a decade ago. Nokia’s latest Mobile Broadband Index puts average monthly mobile data use at over 31 GB per user, with total traffic above 27 exabytes a month and 5G carrying nearly half of it.

Share By Abdullah Zubair, VP – Technology, BCE Global Tech For decades, organisations have invested in technology to make work faster and more efficient. AI is the latest chapter in that story, and its systems can write, decide, and act with barely a human in the loop. What’s different this time is what happens underneath. The red flags we used to count on to catch a fake, clumsy phrasing, a strange request, a tone that did not sound like the person, are fading fast.

Share Indian enterprises are discovering that moving AI from proof of concept to production is as much an infrastructure planning problem as a technology one. GPU capacity remains scarce, pricing is often denominated in foreign currency, and questions about where data is stored and processed can stall projects in regulated sectors.

Share By Tarang Puranik, EVP, Global Service Offering Head (SAP) & Head Europe, Infosys AI agents are moving into production faster than governance frameworks can keep up. In 2025, fewer than four in ten organisations were assessing the security of their AI tools, as per WEF.

Share By Dr. Sunil Shekhawat, Founder & CEO, SanchiConnect India’s deep tech is attracting significant capital, policy attention, and infrastructure at an ever-growing scale. Indian DeepTech companies raised about $2.9 billion across 189 PE-VC deals in 2025, while cumulative funding between 2015 and July 2026 reached $11.4 billion. The deeptech sector’s share of India’s PE-VC activity has also risen from around 4% in 2016 to 15% in 2025.

Share By Nilesh Bhojani, Chief Product and Technology Officer, Seclore A manufacturer can control who receives a product design. The harder question is what happens to that design once it leaves the organisation. Every manufacturing programme depends on sensitive information moving across a network of suppliers, tooling companies, contract manufacturers, testing laboratories and other partners.

Share As artificial intelligence (AI) expands into core business operations, attention is shifting from adoption to execution risk, according to research and analysis from CompTIA. Governance, cybersecurity and workforce readiness are emerging as critical factors in determining whether AI initiatives deliver long-term business value, CompTIA’s new research brief  “Practical Implications of AI Safety” finds.

Share Josh Software, an engineering partner to banks and financial institutions, has expanded its services to help accelerate the adoption of AI-powered voice banking. The service enables banks to integrate conversational banking with their existing systems and digital channels, making banking services more accessible to customers across Tier II, Tier III and rural markets.

Share ServiceNow has announced major enhancements to ServiceNow EmployeeWorks, enabling employees to build and customise AI agents for their specific roles without coding. The latest capabilities also introduce ToolSmith, an agentic development environment that helps developers build secure, enterprise-ready AI tools in minutes.

Share CapitaLand Investment Limited (CLI) has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to Tamil Nadu, unveiling CapitaLand Data Centre Chennai 01, the first data centre development in the state by its listed fund platform, CapitaLand India Trust (CLINT). Jointly held by CLINT and CapitaLand India Data Centre Fund, the facility is located in Ambattur, Chennai, and is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.