IT service providers like Infosys can capture around 15% to 20% of cloud migration deals
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Digital solutions company Sterlite Technologies has said investment commitment of global customers for optical fibre remains strong despite macroeconomic headwinds and that telcos and hyperscalers will continue to spend to gain a market edge. According to Sterlite Tech Managing Director Ankit Agarwal, there is no change in the company's production scale-up plans or targets as demand for its product portfolio is robust. "In our key accounts, most of our customers are public, and their investment plans are well known. We track it and see fairly strong capex investment plans over 2-3 years and for some even up to the next 5 years," Agarwal told PTI. He said customers, both telecom and hyperscalers, continue to spend with a focus on innovation and technology. That demand is reflected in the company's order book of Rs 12,054 crore. The term hyperscalers refers to large cloud service providers, whose offerings include computing and storage at an enterprise scale. STL is also positive on
The firm counts US space agency NASA and drugmaker Pfizer among its customers; it had become a unicorn last June
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