Archive · 14 Sep 2025
Tata, Infosys, Apple, and Telecom: India's Tech News Roundup
This week's tech news covers several big stories.
Tata is building a chip factory in India, aiming to start selling chips by mid-2027.
Infosys is buying back shares for $2 billion.
Apple launched new iPhones, with shares dipping in the US due to concerns about AI, but projected strong sales in India.
Telecom companies like Jio and Airtel are under scrutiny for changes to data plans.
The US is considering a law that could impact tech companies outsourcing work, and shipping giants are using AI for supply chain efficiency.
Tata Electronics is building a semiconductor fab in Dholera with a mid-2027 sales target.
Infosys announced a $2 billion share buyback, which analysts have noted that it signals a lack of AI investment.
Apple shares dipped in the US on launch day amid AI concerns, yet India anticipates strong iPhone sales.
Telecom operators Jio and Airtel discontinued their least expensive mobile data plans, sparking regulatory interest.
Shipping companies are using AI to navigate geopolitical uncertainty and optimize supply chains.
- Who
- Tata Electronics, Infosys, Apple, Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and US tech companies
- What
- Developments in India's tech sector including a Tata chip fab, Infosys buyback, Apple's launch, and telecom policy.
- When
- Recent events and announcements
- Where
- India and the US
- Why
- To provide an overview of key tech trends and business moves.
India
US
Telecom Pricing
India
The government is concerned that eliminating the lowest-priced data plans will make services less affordable for low-income individuals.
US
Airtel claims the cheapest plan didn’t have enough takers, and Jio said it remains available offline.
- Tata Chip Fab Target
- Mid-2027 start to selling chips
- Infosys Buyback Amount
- $2 billion
- Apple Share Dip (US)
- Over 2% on event day
- Apple iPhone Sales (India)
- Projected 15 million units this year
- Apple iPhones (India)
- 7 models for sale this season