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Oracle to Raise $40 Bn to Fund AI Datacenter Ambitions
Oracle reaffirmed its target of reaching $90 billion in revenue in fiscal 2027.
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Publicis Sapient Launches AI-Led IT Operations Platform as Firms Seek to Cut Support Costs
As enterprises grapple with increasingly complex IT environments amid rising AI adoption, Publicis Sapient has launched Sapient Sustain, an AI-driven IT operations platform that automates incident management and support workflows.
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Karnataka’s New GCC Strategy: Forget Fresh Centres, Scale Existing Ones
While Bengaluru still leads with over 860 GCCs and 7.4 lakh employees, industry insiders note that its advantage lies in legacy depth rather than fresh expansion.
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German Court Says Google Can Be Held Accountable for AI Overviews Errors, Company Responds
Google has responded after a court in Germany ruled that the company can be held responsible for inaccurate information generated by its AI Overviews feature. The decision relates to AI-generated summaries that allegedly published false claims about two publishers. The Mountain View-based tech giant said it is reviewing the ruling and noted that the decision is not final. The case is attracting attention because it could shape how courts approach responsibility for errors generated by artificial intelligence systems.
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LTTS Partners with Databricks to Develop Industrial AI Solutions for Global Enterprises
The collaboration combines LTTS’ engineering expertise with Databricks’ data and AI platform to unlock value from decades of industrial and operational data.
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TCS Partners With Anthropic to Build AI Solutions for Regulated Sectors, Train 50,000 Employees
TCS has set up a dedicated Claude-focused business unit as it deepens its enterprise AI push amid rising demand for governance-led deployments.
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AI Force 2.0 Marks HCLTech’s Shift from Assistance to Autonomous AI
The company says enterprise AI has moved beyond isolated GenAI use cases, demanding agents that can reason, act and scale across workflows.
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The session will be led by Amit Kumar, an AI leader at NVIDIA with experience across Google, HP Labs, VMware, and EFI.
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Microsoft Restricts Internal Use of Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 Over Data Retention Concerns
The company is reviewing Anthropic’s 30-day data retention policy and the extended storage of flagged content before approving broader employee access.
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OpenAI Weighs Sharp Price Cuts as Anthropic Rivalry Intensifies
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently acknowledged that the cost of using AI has become a major concern for customers.
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Infosys Bags Multi-Country ERP Transformation Mandate from IHH Healthcare
The project will begin in Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore as the healthcare provider looks to unify operations and deploy AI across core business functions.
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Anthropic’s Dario Amodei has just one direct report
If founders and other business leaders weren’t already envious of Dario Amodei, who sits atop one of the world’s fastest-growing AI companies — currently valued by private market investors at roughly thetrillion-dollar marklittle more than five years after it was founded — they’re going to be seriously envious now. In a newsit-downwith Bloomberg’s Emily Chang, he reveals he has just one direct report; that’s hischief of staff. Everyone else on Anthropic’s executive team reports to his sister, co-founder and President Daniela Amodei, who handles day-to-day operations. Anyone who has managed a large team knows that the people side of the job has a way of consuming everything else. Amodei’s arrangement frees him to focus almost entirely on strategy, culture, research direction, andsweeping essays on the future of civilization(with footnotes). “It’s incredibly freeing,” he tells Chang. It’s a highly unusual structure. OpenAI’s Sam Altman reportedly has around half a dozen direct reports, which is far more standard, while Nvidia’s Jensen Huang — another extreme outlier — has many dozens.
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