Narayana Murthy Bets Big: AI to Supercharge India’s IT Dominance by 2025

India's tech titan sees artificial intelligence as the rocket fuel for the next decade of growth.

Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy isn't just watching the AI revolution—he's positioning India's $227 billion IT sector to ride the wave. While Western firms scramble to regulate, Indian engineers are already building the tools that will automate global enterprises.

The playbook? Leverage India's three core strengths: 1) Massive STEM talent pipeline, 2) Cost-efficient innovation hubs, 3) Existing infrastructure serving Fortune 500 clients. Result? An AI services boom that could add 2-3 percentage points to GDP growth annually.

Of course, Wall Street will take its cut—Morgan Stanley already projects 30% upside for Indian IT stocks. But for once, the real value might actually get created east of Silicon Valley.