SynopsisBankers and investors told ET that interest is expanding beyond capital-intensive AI infrastructure to applications that automate business workflows, as AI reshapes the software landscape and raises questions over legacy software valuations.Private equity firms are redrawing their tech investment playbook, shifting capital from traditional information technology services and software companies to startups built around artificial intelligence.Bankers and investors told ET that interest is expanding beyond capital-intensive AI infrastructure to applications that automate business workflows, as AI reshapes the software landscape and raises questions over legacy software valuations.TheNow Playing
Private equity investors shift tech bets from IT services to AI startups - The Economic Times
Bankers and investors told ET that interest is expanding beyond capital-intensive AI infrastructure to applications that automate business workflows, as AI reshapes the software landscape and raises questions over legacy software valuations.
PE firms riorientano capitale da IT services tradizionali verso AI startups focalizzate su workflow automation. Lo shift segnala il trasferimento di valore verso AI applications e ridimensiona le valutazioni del legacy software.







