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Accenture, NVIDIA announce new business group to help enterprises scale AI adoption

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Accenture, NVIDIA announce new business group to help enterprises scale AI adoption
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- Accenture and NVIDIA have formed a new business group to help enterprises scale their AI adoption. - The Accenture-NVIDIA Business Group will focus on reinventing processes and scaling enterprise AI adoption with AI agents. - The group aims to accelerate momentum with Generative AI (Gen AI) and drive new levels of productivity and growth. - Accenture's AI Refinery, which utilizes the full NVIDIA AI stack, will help clients lay the foundation for agentic AI functionality. - Accenture's Gen AI bookings have been steadily increasing, with $1 billion in new bookings in Q4 alone. - Accenture will also debut an agent blueprint for virtual facility robot fleet simulation to enable autonomous, robot-operated software-defined factories.

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Accenture acquires TalentSprint from NSE Academy

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Accenture acquires TalentSprint from NSE Academy
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Accenture acquires TalentSprint from NSE Academy Accenture has acquired deep tech education company TalentSprint from NSE Academy Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of National Stock Exchange of India Limited. The acquisition will bolster Accenture LearnVantage’s ability to drive growth through key university certifications and high impact bootcamps, creating trained talent pools for enterprises and governments, Accenture said in a press release. Launched in 2008 by Santanu Paul, J Chowdary, and Madhu Murty, TalentSprint offers certification programs in emerging and deep technologies to aspiring and experienced professionals using a hybrid online/onsite model. Coding bootcamps, AI and data sciences, fintech, blockchains, cyber security, and digital health are some of their recommended programs. According to Accenture, this acquisition will strengthen LearnVantage’s capabilities to help organisations reshape their workforce through upskilling, reskilling, and preparing them for an AI-powered world. TalentSprint’s team of approximately 210 professionals will join Accenture LearnVantage. Over the past 15 years, TalentSprint has formed collaborations with academic institutions, including the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), International Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) and globally-renowned research institutions. Accenture states that TalentSprint’s end-to-end delivery capabilities of focused learning programmes provide a competitive value proposition for learners and enterprises alike, making it a great fit for its expanding LearnVantage business. “The addition of TalentSprint further boosts our ability to meet our clients' demand for training, helping their people gain the essential technology skills in emerging areas needed to reinvent their organisations and achieve greater business value,” said Kishore Durg, global lead of Accenture LearnVantage. TalentSprint's revenue from operations surged 40.8% to Rs 100 crore in FY23 from Rs 71 crore in FY22. The company has yet to file its FY24 and FY25 numbers.

Apna.co expands into voice AI with BlueMachines.ai; sees fast enterprise AI adoption

EntrackrEntrackr · 14d ago
Apna.co expands into voice AI with BlueMachines.ai; sees fast enterprise AI adoption
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Apna.co, India’s leading jobs and careers platform, has expanded into enterprise Voice AI with the launch of BlueMachines.ai, a new vertical focused on enabling businesses to deploy voice-based AI agents at scale. The platform is designed to deliver reliable, compliant, and multilingual AI solutions built on Apna’s existing AI infrastructure. With Blue Machines, enterprises can create and deploy production-ready AI voice agents in record time. Within just 45 days of launch, the platform signed over $6 million worth of enterprise contracts, marking one of the fastest adoption curves in India’s enterprise AI segment. It is already being implemented across sectors such as lending, mutual funds, insurance, healthcare, recruitment, and edtech, underscoring strong market demand for AI-driven automation. Nirmit Parikh, Founder and Group CEO of Apna, said, “Blue Machines marks India’s entry into the global enterprise Voice AI race. Our platform stands out for execution speed and reliability; deployments go live in under a week compared to the industry average of five to six weeks. It has achieved a 100% implementation success rate, which is rare in enterprise AI.” He added that the new vertical complements Apna’s core business, which grew 52% year-on-year in 2025. The platform delivers sub-300 millisecond latency, supports multiple Indian languages and dialects, and ensures enterprise-grade data governance for secure and seamless operations. Blue Machines follows a platform-plus-people model, combining advanced AI infrastructure with Forward-Deployed Engineers (FDEs) who help enterprises move quickly from prototype to production. “Every company is experimenting with AI, but very few are running it successfully in production,” said Kshitij Jain, COO of Blue Machines. “Our approach allows enterprises to go live in days, not months, with fully operational and compliant systems — proving that enterprise Voice AI can work at scale.”

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