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India doesn’t lag in tech adoption, says Red Hat’s Navtez Singh Bal

Indian enterprises are moving beyond AI experiments to demand measurable returns, control costs and establish governance, says Red Hat’s Navtez Singh Bal.

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India doesn’t lag in tech adoption, says Red Hat’s Navtez Singh Bal
Indian enterprises are moving beyond AI experiments to demand measurable returns, control costs and establish governance, says Red Hat’s Navtez Singh Bal.
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