“The pace matters because it shows management believes the window to reposition for AI-led, platform-centric deals is now, not over the next few years. These are targeted capability buys, not scale acquisitions, aimed at sharpening differentiation in analytics, integration, and enterprise data workflows,” Fersht said.
HCLTech spends $400 million on acquisitions in a week as it bets on improving AI, data offerings
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