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AI's biggest winners may be the engineers who don't write code
India's AI data-centre industry is witnessing explosive growth, leading to an unprecedented demand for mechanical and electrical engineers skilled in power systems and cooling technologies. With firms heavily investing in necessary infrastructure, lucrative salary increases are becoming a norm for specialized positions. This trend emphasizes the essential nature of physical infrastructure in driving the AI revolution, predicting substantial advancements in the years ahead.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
AI hiring outpaces overall IT recruitment in India: report - The Economic Times
India's IT sector is prioritising artificial intelligence (AI) hiring, with AI roles seeing a 16% year-on-year surge in June, contrasting with an overall 3% decline in IT jobs.…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
AI boom lifts industrial engineers' pay packages
BENGALURU: India's AI data-centre boom is creating an unexpected winner: engineers from mechanical, electrical and industrial backgrounds. As companies race to build…
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AI's biggest winners may be the engineers who don't write code
India's AI data-centre industry is witnessing explosive growth, leading to an unprecedented demand for mechanical and electrical engineers skilled in power systems and cooling…