Richard Harris, CEO of Port Shelter Investment, says while global AI stocks are cooling, India’s IT giants are just getting started. Why? Because they’re not just selling old-school services anymore; they’re pivoting hard into AI, cloud, and automation. And with global supply chains cracking under pressure, India’s reliability is now its biggest selling point. Even the rupee’s recent stability? A bonus, not the main story. Investors aren’t betting on currency; they’re betting on growth. And that growth isn’t theoretical. It’s real, it’s scaling, and it’s led by companies that know how to adapt. The next wave of tech isn’t just in Silicon Valley or Seoul; it’s being coded in Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad. If you’re still thinking of India’s IT sector as ‘legacy services,’ you’re already behind.