Nasscom warns of more layoffs as IT firms transition to AI-driven, product-centric models, following TCS’s job cuts. While short-term disruptions loom, the industry body stresses upskilling and ...

Legacy roles are fading, AI is rising, and hiring is stalling—India’s IT services industry is entering a turbulent new phase.

Nasscom Calls IT Job Cuts a Transition, Not a Crisis; AI vs. Human Workforce Debate Heats Up — Is India’s IT Sector at Risk?

TCS plans to lay off 12,000 employees, about 2 percent of its workforce, to realign its strategy amid evolving tech needs.

Indian IT companies now seek fewer people, but with sharper and niche skills such as in AI, full stack, cloud, cybersecurity.

A new report by labour market firm Lightcast reveals that while AI is causing mass layoffs in the US tech industry—affecting ...

Lenskart has filed its draft papers for an Rs 8,000 crore public offering. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

The Indian IT sector is reshaping its workforce, with reduced fresher hiring and slower revenue conversion, as AI and evolving client needs disrupt traditional models ...

After TCS announced a 2% workforce reduction affecting over 12,000 employees, Soham Parekh shared advice for tech workers.

TCS laid off over 12,000 employees, while Infosys has drastically slowed down fresher onboarding and Wipro is also trimming ...

While Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has recently sent shockwaves through India's entire IT sector by deciding to cut its workforce by 2%, data has revealed that the roles that are artificial ...