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• Wipro and ServiceNow deepen AI pact to power agentic workflows

  On May 29, 2026, Wipro said it had expanded its partnership with ServiceNow to integrate its Wipro Intelligence platform with ServiceNow’s AI-native stack. The deal aims to deploy agentic AI workflows across IT, HR, procurement and cybersecurity, and has helped lift Wipro’s shares by roughly 16% over the past month as highlighted in later market coverage.

  Source: Channel NewsAsia2026-06-21T05:08:37.822Z

• Wipro launches Claude AI center and plans to train 10,000 staff

  Wipro said on June 16, 2026 that it has set up an Applied AI Center of Excellence in Bengaluru focused on Anthropic’s Claude models. The Indian IT services giant plans to train 10,000 employees on Claude over the next 18 months and embed the models across internal finance, HR and sales workflows.citeturn14view0

  Source: Moneycontrol2026-06-16T12:20:00.000Z

• Anthropic Claude “SaaSpocalypse” selloff wipes out $300B in software value

  Between February 3–4, 2026, global software and data stocks lost roughly $300 billion in market value after Anthropic launched new Claude Cowork plugins, including a legal automation tool, that investors fear could undercut traditional software and IT services. Indian IT and BPO stocks fell up to 8–10%, while major U.S. and European software names also sold off sharply.([economictimes.indiatimes.com](https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/news/rs-1-75-lakh-crore-saaspocalypse-for-it-stocks-explained-what-it-means-for-investors/articleshow/127900151.cms?from=mdr))

  Source: The Economic Times2026-02-04T10:19:00.000Z

• Indian IT giants slow hiring as AI automation reshapes outsourcing

  The Register reports that India’s top four IT outsourcers — HCL, Infosys, TCS and Wipro — added just 3,910 staff over the past year, an unusually slow pace given historic quarterly hiring of 10,000+ workers. Management at all four firms told investors they are leaning heavily on AI to automate client work and streamline their own operations. ([theregister.com](https://www.theregister.com/2026/01/19/hcl_infosys_tcs_wipro_results/))

  Source: The Register2026-01-19T05:03:00.000Z

• Indian AI startups defy bubble fears with niche B2B focus

  On December 30, 2025, NDTV Profit reported that India has around 1,400 AI startups, with 451 raising about $4.9 billion so far and most operating in sector-specific B2B niches. Founders and investors told the outlet that funding for early-stage Indian AI companies remains resilient despite global concerns about an AI valuation bubble.

  Source: NDTV Profit2025-12-30T00:53:00.000Z