Infosys’ decision to deploy the AI coder Devin across its operations has intensified fears that automation could squeeze opportunities for freshers and junior developers in India’s IT services sector.

Infosys is the first homegrown IT services provider to explicitly forecast a decline in entry-level jobs as the sector ...

Infosys has raised fresher salaries to as high as ₹21 lakh per annum for specialised technology roles as part of its AI-first ...

Infosys Ltd. has got out of its alleged entry-level salary rut and hiked annual salaries for certain roles up to Rs 21 lakh ...

Infosys, a leading IT services provider, anticipates a decrease in entry-level jobs due to AI disruption, marking a ...

India's major tech firms witnessed their share prices plummeting during Friday's session, December 26, after the south Asian ...

Infosys is set to raise fresher salaries, with packages going as high as ₹21 lakh per annum. After nearly two decades of ...

Domestic tech stocks are experiencing significant losses following Infosys's salary hike for freshers. Most Nifty IT index ...

Infosys has raised entry-level salaries and is offering compensation packages of up to ₹21 lakh per annum for fresh graduates ...

Infosys, India's second-largest software services provider, anticipates hiring fewer fresh graduates in the future due to increased automation.

CHENNAI: Setting a new standard in the IT sector pay package, Infosys on Friday confirmed that it is offering compensation of up to Rs 21 lakh per annum for spe ...

To ensure an AI-first approach, Infosys group CHRO Shaji Mathew told Moneycontrol that upskilling existing employees and bringing in digitally native talent with deep expertise was necessary.