US EditionInvesting in India’s $250 Billion IT Services Sector? Here’s All You Need to Know
Kyndryl aims to support digital skilling for 200,000 citizens and deepen AI engagement with Indian government to boost technology infrastructure and economic growth.
- On August 21, 2025, Kyndryl unveiled a three-year plan to allocate $2.25 billion toward upgrading India’s technology infrastructure and enhancing talent development.
- This investment follows Kyndryl's growth strategy and discussions between CEO Martin Schroeter and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to deepen AI collaboration.
- Kyndryl plans to open an AI Innovation facility in Bengaluru, introduce the Kyndryl Skilling initiative, and provide advanced digital skills training to around 200,000 individuals.
- Martin Schroeter emphasized Kyndryl’s strong relationship with its clients and its role as a preferred employer for a large number of employees throughout India, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed India’s enthusiastic invitation to international collaborators to engage with the country’s abundant opportunities.
- This commitment positions Kyndryl to support India's AI-led governance transformation, digital skill development, and economic growth amidst its status as a global technology powerhouse.
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Investing in India’s $250 billion IT services sector? Here’s all you need to know
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Kyndryl Continues to Invest in India, with Plans to Spend $2.25 Billion over Three Years
/PRNewswire/ -- Kyndryl (NYSE: KD), a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services, today announced its growth plans in India with a...
Kyndryl to Invest $2.25 Bn in India Over 3 Years, Launch AI Lab & Skilling Programmes
Kyndryl, a global technology services provider, announced plans on August 21 to invest $2.25 billion in India over the next three years. The investment will focus on modernising IT infrastructure, advancing AI initiatives and developing tech talent. The company will set up an AI Innovation Lab in Bengaluru, work closely with the Indian government on AI-led governance, and launch skilling programmes for about two lakh people across the country. “…
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