Indian IT firms poised to benefit from enterprise AI adoption as infrastructure costs rise: Report

Mint - Oct 28, 2026

Indian information technology (IT) companies are well-positioned to benefit from the growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) by enterprises, as rising infrastructure investments and funding requirements increase financial risks for companies building and operating AI computing capacity, according to a research report by Anand Rathi.

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