Infosys, a top Information technology (IT) services firm of India, is looking to hire freshers and grow its Artificial Intelligence (AI) business.

Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani on Tuesday suggested doing away with setting traditional question papers for exams in India. The tech leader who heads the high-powered task force (HPTF) to suggest ...

New Delhi: To end paper leaks and fraud, Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani has suggested a radical shift in the country’s examination framework, using Artificial Intelligence to create question ...

Television and online media ads in support of Question 3 on the Maryland ballot will hit airwaves Tuesday amid some confusion over the wording. The message in the TV ads keeps it simple, asserting ...

BENGALURU: Infosys said the US Department of Labor's suspension of new and pending applications under the Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) programme for certain companies, including the IT ...

[WASHINGTON] The US suspended Microsoft, major IT outsourcers and software maker Adobe from a key green-card programme on Thursday (Oct 8) while opening probes into nine top universities, widening a ...

The United States has barred eight IT firms, including Microsoft, Tata, Wipro and Infosys, from participating in its Permanent Labour Certification (PERM) programme, a key step in the ...

In yet another blow to the Indian IT sector and its professionals, the Donald Trump administration has barred as many as eight technology companies from participating in a programme that is used to ...

American depositary receipts (ADR) of Indian IT companies Infosys and Wipro fell on Wall Street on Thursday as investors remained worried about recent immigration changes artificial intelligence and ...

Microsoft, Adobe and other IT giants also hit as US alleges misuse of immigration rules The suspension of several companies from a key US green card programme is the latest move by President Donald ...

US Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling said some of the world’s largest IT firms would also be suspended from the programme, including Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL and Capgemini, as well as ...

Labor Department also suspended Microsoft and Adobe while Vance accused companies of using H-1B workers to replace US employees and said the programme had become "rife with fraud". BENGALURU: The US ...