$GOOGL is reportedly in talks with Samsung to make the memory I/O die for Google’s 10th-generation TPU planned for 2028.
$TSM would still build the main compute engine but Samsung could win a key 2nm role as AI chip demand pushes Google to diversify beyond TSMC.
An Open Letter to the Boards of India's Listed IT Companies
Dear Leadership,
With respect — stop returning our money.
We don't need another dividend. We don't need another buyback announcement dressed up as shareholder value. We are retail investors. We are long-term holders. And we are watching, with growing impatience, as the world's AI race runs at full speed while our portfolios sit on the sidelines.
Microsoft is spending $80 billion on AI infrastructure this year. Google is restructuring entire divisions around it. Meta has committed to making AI its defining decade. These companies are not returning cash — they are deploying it, aggressively, into the most transformative technology shift since the internet.
And what are we getting from Indian IT?
Buybacks. Special dividends. Treasury management.
We understand the logic. Predictable cash returns, happy institutional investors, steady valuations. But that playbook is being written for a world that no longer exists. The services model that built Infosys, TCS, Wipro, and HCL into global giants is under direct threat — not from a competitor, but from the very technology your clients are now asking you to implement for them.
If you don't own AI, you become a vendor of it. If you become a vendor of it, margins compress, headcount becomes your liability, and differentiation disappears.
Build proprietary AI platforms. Acquire AI-native companies before valuations make it impossible. File patents. Publish research. Announce partnerships that mean something. Hire the talent that is currently leaving India for San Francisco.
The next Infosys will not be built on bench strength and billing rates. It will be built on models, data, and IP. That future is being funded right now by someone. It should be funded by you.
Give us something to believe in.
Sincerely,
Indian Retail Investors, Ginger Investor
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