News
· 4dInfosys to acquire 75% stake in Australia’s Versent in new JV with Telstra for $153 million
Infosys said on Wednesday that it has agreed to acquire a 75% stake in Australia’s Versent Group, which delivers cloud and digital transformation to enterprises, in an all-cash deal valued at A$233.25 million (about $153 million).
· 3dInfosys Spends Rs 1300 Crore To Acquire 75% Stake In This Australian Tech Company
In a strategic move to expand its AI and cloud capabilities in Australia, Infosys has announced a joint venture with Telstra, the Australia’s leading telecommunications and technology company. The deal will see Infosys acquire a 75% shareholding in Versent group,
Telstra’s ( ASX: TLS) fiscal 2025 underlying earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (“EBITDA”) grew ...
The partnership is intended to support the delivery of AI-enabled cloud and digital solutions across to Australian businesses ...
Google has admitted liability and agreed to a US$36 million penalty over its anticompetitive agreements, Australia’s ...
The nation’s largest telco has slashed costs and sold the majority of its cloud computing unit to an Indian tech giant.
Anna Jackson jumps from telco to bank. No word on whether she's jacking in Telstra sim for an Optus one, however.
One of Australia's biggest companies has announced a massive shift in how staff will work, which will impact thousands.
Pacific has agreed to pay a $55m fine after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commissions took the search engine to ...
Telstra Group Ltd (ASX: TLS) reported its earnings this week, which included a new $1 billion share buyback program. Here's ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback