TCS’s layoffs mark AI-led restructuring in India’s IT sector amid US economic headwinds, skill mismatches, and muted demand, ...

Apart from AI woes, the macroeconomic headwinds in the US are also affecting the IT firms. The tariff-related uncertainty and ...

Other big IT firms like HCL and Wipro are also adjusting their workforce strategies, with HCL reducing talent deployment in ...

The influx of AI technologies, and renewed priorities among organisations seem to be costing thousands of people their jobs.

TCS layoffs signal a pivot to margin preservation as Indian IT firms grapple with AI disruption and rising pricing pressure.

From the cracks in India’s EV charging network to defence tech deals and the battle for AI talent in Silicon Valley—this week ...

TCS, Microsoft, Intel, Google, Amazon, and Meta have all slashed jobs, impacting tens of thousands. But this time, it's not just the market, it’s automation, AI, and a new way of working.

No one is willing to say it loudly, but it is clear that the nature of IT work is changing due to artificial intelligence.

Adapt or Evaporate.” The new playbook? Forget tenure, flaunt agility. The key is to acquire transferable assets like ...

TCF has decided to lay off 2 percent of its global workforce. This has fueled fears of further job losses due to AI and ...

Earlier, TCS Chief Executive K Krithivasan said that the decision was part of a broader strategy to make the leading IT firm ...

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is reportedly planning to reduce its global workforce by 2%, impacting nearly 12,000 ...