As process-level automation reaches its limits, global capability centers are being forced to rethink how intelligence is built, shared, and scaled across the enterprise.
As GCCs accelerate AI adoption and assume greater ownership of global processes, the absence of local leaders highlights an emerging capability gap, shows EY’s 2025 Pulse Survey.
The Japanese IT and business services firm eyes India, Singapore, and Malaysia for its next phase of AI-ready digital infrastructure as Asia drives hyperscaler demand and REIT-backed expansion.
India’s IT industry could reach about $400 billion in annual revenue by 2030, up from roughly $260–$280 billion today, as global companies embed AI into core operations and outsource higher-value work to Indian providers, Bessemer Venture Partners said.
Record deal lands in a choppy IT market, with India’s sixth largest software services exporter leaning on automation and vendor consolidation to modernize a major media client.
