Cloud Computing

AI-led compute demand is forcing a rethink of where, how, and at what scale India builds its next generation of digital infrastructure.

The company plans to quadruple exports to $80 billion and create 1 million jobs by 2030, as it deepens bets on AI, cloud and quick commerce.

The Japanese IT and business services firm eyes India, Singapore, and Malaysia for its next phase of AI-ready digital infrastructure as Asia drives hyperscaler demand and REIT-backed expansion.

The generative AI model maker is said to be negotiating the mega deal with Google, deepening a partnership that dates back to its founding in 2021.

Record deal lands in a choppy IT market, with India’s sixth largest software services exporter leaning on automation and vendor consolidation to modernize a major media client.