The $1B investment in Neysa, an AI acceleration cloud system, by Blackstone in February 2026 was the largest disclosed technology transaction of the year through September, highlighting the growing importance of AI infrastructure in India's digital economy. The platform enables accelerated AI model training and inference using GPU-powered computing resources. The deal reflects strong investor confidence in India's emerging AI ecosystem and reinforces the country's position as a strategic hub for next-generation cloud and artificial intelligence technologies.

The acquisition of Aprecomm by France's Airties in July 2026 highlights the increasing demand for AI-driven telecom infrastructure solutions. Aprecomm's self-healing WiFi and network intelligence platform helps service providers improve connectivity, automate troubleshooting, and enhance customer experience. By integrating these capabilities, Airties strengthened its broadband optimization portfolio and expanded its AI-powered automation offerings. The transaction underscores India's growing role in developing innovative deep-tech solutions for global connectivity markets 

The acquisition of Fintech Cloud by Indiabulls in September 2026 highlights the continued convergence of financial services and technology in India. Fintech Cloud's platform enables digital loan origination, underwriting, borrower screening, and servicing NBFCs and regulated lenders. Acquired for $110M at a 7.6 times EV/Sales multiple, the transaction strengthens Indiabulls' digital lending capabilities and supports the ongoing digitization of financial services. The deal demonstrates how financial institutions are increasingly acquiring technology platforms to enhance efficiency, scalability, and market competitiveness. 

The acquisition of Guardian India Operations by HCLTech in July 2026 highlights the growing importance of Global Capability Centres in India's technology sector. Guardian India Operations provides insurance-focused technology and operational services supporting a leading U.S. insurer. Through the transaction, HCLTech strengthened its insurance technology capabilities and expanded its AI-led modernization and digital transformation expertise. The deal underscores how global enterprises are increasingly leveraging India's technology talent to drive innovation and operational efficiency.