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TCS Urges Staff To Use AI Despite Risk To Revenue: CEO
Tata Consultancy Services is urging employees to use artificial intelligence tools to deliver work faster and cheaper, even if it eats into the company's revenue, the CEO of India's largest software-services provider said on Wednesday.
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OpenAI Plans to Set Up Offices in Mumbai, Bengaluru; Will Build AI Data Centre With Tata Group
OpenAI is gearing up to open new offices in Bengaluru and Mumbai. The ChatGPT maker already has an office in New Delhi. The company also confirmed that India now accounts for over 100 million weekly ChatGPT users. It is collaborating with the Tata Group to develop an AI-ready data centre infrastructure in India. It has also announced the expansion...
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TCS Plans India's Own, World's Largest AI Data Centre
As more businesses, governments, and technology companies adopt AI, the need for powerful and reliable data infrastructure has become critical.
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Half Of All Cars Sold In South Africa In 2025 Have Indian Roots: Report
Half of the cars sold in South Africa in 2025 have connections to India-- they are either manufactured by companies like Mahindra and Tata, or have components made in India, according to a report by market intelligence firm Lightstone.
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Tata, Infosys To Bear Brunt Of Trump's $1,00,000 H-1B Worker Fee
A Bloomberg News analysis found Trump's $100,000 H-1B worker fee could have a disproportionate impact on multinational staffing firms that act as middlemen for companies seeking H-1B workers.
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Hyundai, Tata Want Govt To Drop Fuel Emission Concessions Seen Benefiting Maruti Suzuki
The new rules propose tightening average CO2 emissions to 91.7 grams/km from an earlier target of 113 grams/km. This will make it tougher for small cars to meet the target compared with large SUVs, pushing companies to sell more EVs.
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Indian Techie On H-1B Visa Sues US Company Over Forced Labour, Caste Bias: "Resembles A Squid Game"
The lawsuit claims the company "weaponised" the H-1B visa program to coerce Vallabhaneni into accepting unlawful conditions.
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Tata Electronics Woman Employee Arrested For Placing Camera In Hostel Toilet
A female employee of Tata Electronics has been arrested for allegedly placing a hidden camera inside the toilet of the women's hostel provided by the company in Tamil Nadu's Krishnagiri district.
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Tata Motors Reportedly Patched E-Dukaan, FleetEdge Flaws After Researcher Discovered AWS Key Leak
Tata Motors' two consumer-facing platforms, FleetEdge and E-Dukaan, were hacked in 2023 by a cybersecurity researcher, which were reportedly patched by the company in the same year. The flaws gave unauthorised access to bad actors to the platforms' Amazon Web Service (AWS) keys, allowing them to download Tata Motors' files, sensitive customer infor...
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Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran's Tenure Extended By Tata Trusts
N Chandrasekaran will continue as the Chairman of Tata Sons till 2032, NDTV Profit has learned. The decision marks a break from the company's existing retirement policy, which direct that executives retire at the age of 65.
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TCS Urges Staff To Use AI Despite Risk To Revenue: CEO
Tata Consultancy Services is urging employees to use artificial intelligence tools to deliver work faster and cheaper, even if it eats into the company's revenue, the CEO of India's largest software-services provider said on Wednesday.
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OpenAI Plans to Set Up Offices in Mumbai, Bengaluru; Will Build AI Data Centre With Tata Group
OpenAI is gearing up to open new offices in Bengaluru and Mumbai. The ChatGPT maker already has an office in New Delhi. The company also confirmed that India now accounts for over 100 million weekly ChatGPT users. It is collaborating with the Tata Group to develop an AI-ready data centre infrastructure in India. It has also announced the expansion...
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TCS Plans India's Own, World's Largest AI Data Centre
As more businesses, governments, and technology companies adopt AI, the need for powerful and reliable data infrastructure has become critical.
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Half Of All Cars Sold In South Africa In 2025 Have Indian Roots: Report
Half of the cars sold in South Africa in 2025 have connections to India-- they are either manufactured by companies like Mahindra and Tata, or have components made in India, according to a report by market intelligence firm Lightstone.
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Tata, Infosys To Bear Brunt Of Trump's $1,00,000 H-1B Worker Fee
A Bloomberg News analysis found Trump's $100,000 H-1B worker fee could have a disproportionate impact on multinational staffing firms that act as middlemen for companies seeking H-1B workers.
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Hyundai, Tata Want Govt To Drop Fuel Emission Concessions Seen Benefiting Maruti Suzuki
The new rules propose tightening average CO2 emissions to 91.7 grams/km from an earlier target of 113 grams/km. This will make it tougher for small cars to meet the target compared with large SUVs, pushing companies to sell more EVs.
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Indian Techie On H-1B Visa Sues US Company Over Forced Labour, Caste Bias: "Resembles A Squid Game"
The lawsuit claims the company "weaponised" the H-1B visa program to coerce Vallabhaneni into accepting unlawful conditions.
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Tata Electronics Woman Employee Arrested For Placing Camera In Hostel Toilet
A female employee of Tata Electronics has been arrested for allegedly placing a hidden camera inside the toilet of the women's hostel provided by the company in Tamil Nadu's Krishnagiri district.
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Tata Motors Reportedly Patched E-Dukaan, FleetEdge Flaws After Researcher Discovered AWS Key Leak
Tata Motors' two consumer-facing platforms, FleetEdge and E-Dukaan, were hacked in 2023 by a cybersecurity researcher, which were reportedly patched by the company in the same year. The flaws gave unauthorised access to bad actors to the platforms' Amazon Web Service (AWS) keys, allowing them to download Tata Motors' files, sensitive customer infor...
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Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran's Tenure Extended By Tata Trusts
N Chandrasekaran will continue as the Chairman of Tata Sons till 2032, NDTV Profit has learned. The decision marks a break from the company's existing retirement policy, which direct that executives retire at the age of 65.
