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Supply chain roadblocks for electric buses; Inside Xebia’s push to nurture tech talent
- India is expected to face above normal temperatures from April to June, impacting water shortages and electricity demand.
- China introduces competing AI agents, with Butterfly Effect's Manus AI at $39 and Zhipu offering AutoGLM for free.
- Arm Holdings projects a potential increase to 50% global market share for data center CPUs by the year-end.
- India aims to deploy 50,000 electric buses by 2030, with manufacturers focusing more on government orders than private entities.
- Public transport authorities have placed over 20,000 e-bus orders by 2024, but OEMs are struggling to meet private sector demands.
- Xebia, a global IT consultancy firm, is focusing on Tier II cities in India to nurture tech talent and drive AI solutions.
- Xebia's strategy includes creating AI-first transformation hubs in cities like Jaipur and Bhopal.
- Xebia plans to recruit 1,000 to 1,500 engineers specializing in AI, automation, and cloud transformation by FY’25-26.
- Apple was fined $162.4 million by French regulators for mobile app advertising dominance, while Huawei posted its first quarterly net loss.
- Renault and Nissan revised their partnership, allowing for a lower minimum required voting stake in each other and adjustments to prior commitments.
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