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

Hindustan Times28 October 2026 at 3:53 pm IST
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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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