Indian IT leaders embrace AI-Driven future
Big names like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra are racing to become "AI-native" as part of their future strategies.
Instead of building their own massive AI models, they're weaving artificial intelligence into everything they do—from business processes to client solutions.
Think TCS's "AI-First approach" or Infosys's "AI Your Enterprise"—it's all about making AI part of everyday work.
How these companies are making the shift
To make this shift real, these companies are upskilling huge numbers of employees—TCS has trained over 100,000 people in AI skills, while Infosys has brought AI awareness to 270,000 staffers.
Rather than reinventing the wheel with their own language models, they're partnering with big players like Microsoft, Google, AWS, and NVIDIA.
They've even set up special centers so clients can try out new AI tools in a safe space.
Why this push matters
With the global AI market expected to hit $1.3 trillion over the next decade, Indian IT firms see this as a game-changer for their future—and for India's place in tech worldwide.
Their push aligns with efforts to boost talent and build responsible AI for everyone.
If you're curious about where tech jobs or innovation are headed next in India (or beyond), this is worth keeping an eye on!