Indian IT services companies faced headwinds in the September quarter as artificial intelligence pressures and client caution weighed on earnings, according to Reuters. Major firms including TCS, Infosys, and Wipro reported slower growth and margin compression amid client hesitation to commit to new projects. The slowdown reflected broader uncertainty in global IT spending as enterprises delayed technology investments while assessing AI's impact on their operations.
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