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AI Will Deflate Value of IT Work by Up to 25%, Hexaware CEO Says

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 26 August 2026, 01:30 UTC By Sankalp Phartiyal 1 min read
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AI could lower the price of routine IT projects by as much as 25%, the head of India’s Hexaware Technologies Ltd. said, highlighting the impact the technology will have on a sector known for labor-intensive tasks.

AI could lower the price of routine IT projects by as much as 25%, the head of India’s Hexaware Technologies Ltd. said, highlighting the impact the technology will have on a sector known for labor-intensive tasks.
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