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Sikka’s AI Startup Eyes IT Services Revolution

Is AI set to disrupt tech outsourcing, or will it just make the old model smarter?

Vishal Sikka, former CEO of Infosys, has launched Hang Ten Systems, a new startup aiming to leverage AI for enterprise software development. The firm has secured $32 million in funding and is expanding globally.


Hang Ten’s board includes Jerry Yang, co-founder of Yahoo. The company claims it can help enterprises continuously build, modify, and operate software using AI-driven technology. Sikka spent 12 years at SAP and later as a board member for Oracle before founding VianAI in 2019.


The launch comes amid a broader debate about whether AI will expand the industry’s addressable market or fundamentally alter how enterprise software is built, maintained, and delivered. Infosys itself sees AI-first services as a $300 billion to $400 billion market by 2030.


Mayfield backs Hang Ten because of Sikka’s career experience and its belief that the startup's AI-native model can scale differently from traditional services firms. Traditional IT services scale linearly, but Hang Ten is built so its leverage grows with every project, Mayfield notes.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/24/former-infosys-chief-has-a-new-startup-that-wants-to-challenge-the-it-services-world/
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