Global ETFs have gained traction in recent years as Indian investors seek geographical diversification and participation in global innovation themes such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing and semiconductors.
He further claimed that the Americans are stuck "between a rock and a hard place".
Microsoft AI head Mustafa Suleyman said that AI chatbots are a good way to offload emotions.
Donald Trump’s renewed crackdown on H-1B visas is turning routine holiday travel into a life-altering risk for thousands of Indian tech workers in the United States. What was once a short visa-stamping trip to India has become a potential one-way exit from American jobs, homes and families. With a massive $100,000 annual fee on H-1B workers, tougher security checks and expanded social-media screening, visa processing has slowed to a crawl. US consulates across India have postponed or cancelled thousands of H-1B and H-4 appointments, some pushed into 2026 and 2027, leaving professionals stranded abroad. As panic spreads, tech giants like Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft are warning visa-dependent employees to cancel foreign travel and consult immigration lawyers before crossing borders. The fallout is disrupting families, pausing salaries, and threatening Silicon Valley projects, placing Indian professionals at the heart of a global immigration storm.
Chandok highlighted India’s unique position in the global AI race, pointing to the country’s digital public infrastructure as a powerful enabler of mass adoption. When combined with AI, this infrastructure allows technology to scale at population level — from classrooms and clinics to farms and factories.
Microsoft's "It’s About Time: The Copilot Usage Report 2025" has shed light on how people are truly integrating artificial intelligence into their daily lives.
Family-focused Nex Playground climbs sales charts, highlighting demand for accessible home fitness and entertainment.
Microsoft India and South Asia President Puneet Chandok asserts that AI will not eliminate jobs but "unbundle" them, requiring workers to take on multiple roles rather than traditional long-term careers.
According to the report, India’s strong performance is driven by its expanding tech ecosystem, increased investments, and a rapidly growing pool of skilled professionals in AI and related fields.
Maharashtra is rolling out the Microsoft-developed MahaCrimeOS AI platform to automate complex, multi-lingual cybercrime investigations and drastically reduce officer workload.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announces a strategic partnership with TCS, Cognizant, Infosys, and Wipro to increase agentic AI adoption.





