Cost arbitrage on plain vanilla coding is still there but India’s big tech players now also have products that offer unique solutions involving high-end software and robotics. ET looks at some of these technologies, deployed both at home and abroad.

IT major Infosys faces another round of legal trouble. The company is facing a class action suit from a US national shareholder rights litigation firm, Schall Law Firm. Here's ET NOW's Pranay Jain with more on the story

According to the complaint, Infosys made false and misleading statements to the market.

As part of the project, Tech Mahindra will provide ICT (Information and Communication Tehcnology) infrastructure, comprising of technological solutions including city network, smart water, smart sewerage, smart traffic, smart parking, smart environment, CCTV surveillance, data center and disaster recovery center etc.

The products included RetailEasy for retail businesses, ServeEasy for restaurant businesses and ManageEasy for distribution businesses. Kumar Rajagopalan, CEO of Retailers Association of India launched the company’s experiential digital store using AI and ML for the traditional retail industry.

Sikka, 52, is among the world's leading experts in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning and would be helping Oracle in the business value and adapt to change, the company based in Redwood Shores, California, said in a statement.

"Very often by talking through what the impact (of data hoarding) can be, (and) by having very open conversations with business executives. The technical team for the most part understands this. It is now about having a conversation with the C-Suite and the boards, as they look at the overall business risk, because that is the job of the board."