BENGALURU, July 16 : India's No.4 software services provider Wipro posted lower-than-expected first-quarter revenue on Thursday, with clients holding back non-essential tech spending as geopolitical uncertainty and AI-led disruption weighed on the sector. Consolidated revenue in the three months ended June

Infosys and Wipro ADRs fell after IBM forecast weaker-than-expected quarterly revenue, signalling enterprise spending is shifting from software to AI infrastructure. The warning…

Wipro's Q1 earnings are expected to show a revenue rise, driven by acquisitions and currency. Core IT services revenue may decline sequentially, impacting overall profitability. …

Wipro's Q1 report shows mixed results: revenue up, margins down, and cautious guidance amid evolving client spending.