Tata Consultancy Services news
Tata Consultancy Services appears in 7 stories we have published between August 2026 and October 2026, mostly in our Technology and Business coverage. It is most often reported alongside Tata Sons, TCS and Adani Group.
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TCS cuts 23,460 jobs in FY2026, hires 44K freshers as revenue growth slows
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) reported a significant restructuring in fiscal year 2026, cutting 23,460 employees while simultaneously hiring over 44,000 freshers. The moves come as the company’s revenue growth slowed to 4.6%, though revenue per employee rose by 3.4%.
1 October 2026
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TCS cuts 23,460 jobs in FY2026, hires 44K freshers as revenue growth slows
Tata Consultancy Services shed 23,460 employees in FY2026 while hiring over 44,000 freshers. Revenue growth slowed, but productivity per employee increased.
Tata Consultancy Services invests in late-stage edtech and enterprise tech startups
Inc42 describes Tata Consultancy Services as an investment firm focused on late-stage and growth-stage opportunities in edtech and enterprise tech.
TCS' HyperVault to Build 1 GW AI Data Centre Campus in Hyderabad
TCS' HyperVault to build a 1 GW AI data centre campus in Hyderabad, creating thousands of jobs and boosting local AI infrastructure.
TCS Acquires Porsche's IT Arm for €320M
In 2026, TCS acquires Porsche's IT arm for €320M, securing a €1.25B deal. Learn about the strategic partnership and AI transformation.
Ten books documenting India’s tech evolution and their lessons for founders
Explore ten landmark books that chronicle India's tech journey, offering lessons on innovation, policy, and entrepreneurship for founders and operators.
Tata Sons Chairman Succession: A Detailed Look into Leadership Transition
Discover the Tata Sons chairman succession process, including key players and potential family successors. Learn about the Selection Committee and the implications for the Tata Group.
N Chandrasekaran’s leadership approach: How he transformed TCS and Tata Group
How N Chandrasekaran shifted TCS’s dominance in IT services, consolidated Tata Group’s businesses, and drove expansion into tech and manufacturing.