In HCLTech’s Davos Dialogues series, Qualcomm CMO Don McQuire explores how to build differentiated B2B and B2C brands, cut through AI noise and anchor marketing in relevance and purpose

What will it take for tech leaders to turn AI investment into measurable value, while navigating shifting cost curves, infrastructure constraints and the next wave of Physical AI?

At WEF 2026, leaders from HCLTech, BCG, Invest India, ServiceNow and CrowdStrike outlined what sets AI leaders apart in the public sector, from trust and governance to operating models and scalable AI

At HCLTech’s pavilion during the 2026 WEF in Davos, much of the conversation revolved around AI. But in a fireside chat, the focus deliberately moved beyond AI to what may follow it: quantum computing

Federal agencies are rethinking modernization strategies as they shift from cloud-first mandates to cloud smart practices that align mission needs, legacy constraints and cybersecurity requirements

Digital intelligence is elevating the speed, quality and reliability of clinical documentation workflows

Sustainable and scalable AI success comes from prioritization discipline, execution diligence, human-centered design and the ability to scale trust

Agentic AI is reshaping mission-critical government and aerospace & defense operations, demanding new security and identity and governance models to ensure trust and resilience

The real story of 2026 won’t be about AI disruption — it’s whether your organization is actually ready for it

Agentic AI is the next leap in media technology, moving beyond content generation to autonomous orchestration that transforms how media organizations operate, create and monetize content

Standard Chartered’s Vidya Vidyasagar explains how culture, metrics, cloud strategy, regulation and DE&I come together to shape a more resilient, data-driven future in banking

How data, AI and cloud are converging to enable organizations that sense, decide and act in real time — without human bottlenecks