Former Tech Mahindra India business head quits to set up AI startup
Sun, Apr 28, 2024 6:26 PM

Former Tech Mahindra India business head quits to set up AI startup

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Former Tech Mahindra India business head Jagdish Mitra has set up an AI startup with a proposed initial investment of Rs 65-80 crore. The startup is likely to commence operations in the next three months. "We will start going to customers in 8-12 months. Initially, we will invest USD 8-10 million," Mitra -- one of the contenders for the post of Tech Mahindra CEO position after CP Gurnani resigned.

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