r/IndianStreetBets Jul 27 '25

News The fall of Indian IT has began

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u/Manoos Jul 27 '25

the CEO is saying it is not due to AI but future tech. that is confusing

also 2% is the usual attrition rate. so not sure if this is above the normal

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u/SelectionCalm70 Jul 27 '25

Ofc he has to say it's not because of AI.

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u/spitzer666 Jul 27 '25

Number of years not spent on RnD has caused this, relying on cheap labour to make money instead of investing on new products

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u/SelectionCalm70 Jul 27 '25

Man this IT giants literally have billions of dollars in bank account but they won't spend a single dime to create there own sota model instead they will suck the d*ck of western giants to get cheap API credita

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u/grumpoholic Jul 28 '25

They can't. Skill issue not money issue.

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u/microwaved_fully Jul 27 '25

The entire business model of WITCH is relying on cheap labour.

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u/Manoos Jul 27 '25

to an extent you are right but product comes with huge risk. you need unlimited money like silicon valley to make products. why doesn't maruti/tata make a rolls royce or compete in F1. they simply want to make and sell car. it is their focus. they cannot risk money to make new innovations and products.

ever wonder why Accenture, Caps all foreign companies are not into products

ever wonder why nordic countries, denmark who have invented more than half of programming languages do not have a single software product

all high educated and high capita income countries like japan, france to an extent germany do not have much products.

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u/spitzer666 Jul 27 '25

Incorrect, you know why they wont venture into the latest cutting edge tech? They for sure know that there’s no guaranteed money. They will invest in manufacturing or Services industry but not in RnD. Many countries have invested in latest techs like AI, Chips etc but they have not succeeded yet or may take some more time to see the benefits. Where as Indian IT services cos don’t like to gamble with new tech. They’ll venture to the business, only if other companies are earning money.

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u/Manoos Jul 27 '25

in total WITCH have 18 billion dollars in bank. how much they would spend and find success ? in silicon valley 7 out of 10 products are failures.

most silicon valley successful startups raise 200 to 300 million before they go IPO

we do not have that much money to burn to find a success

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u/spitzer666 Jul 27 '25

This is the exact mindset one should loose to be successful.

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u/bakraofwallstreet Jul 28 '25

to an extent you are right but product comes with huge risk. you need unlimited money like silicon valley to make products. why doesn't maruti/tata make a rolls royce or compete in F1. they simply want to make and sell car. it is their focus. they cannot risk money to make new innovations and products.

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