Tata Communications

https://www.tatacommunications.com
https://www.linkedin.com/company/tata-communication/

Tata Communications, also known as Tata Comms Media, is publicly owned and headquartered in India. A subsidiary of Tata Group, it was founded in 2002 and employs approximately 15,490 individuals. The company reported $2.7B in revenue as of 2025. It functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer, specializing in enterprise connectivity services. Tata Communications operates as a digital ecosystem enabler, serving the digital transformation needs of enterprises globally, carrying approximately 30% of the world’s internet routes, and connecting businesses to 60% of the world’s cloud vendors.

2025 Revenue

Founded

2002

Headcount

15,483

Headquarters

India

Primary Segment

Enterprise connectivity services

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Publicly Owned

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On September 9, 2026, Tata Communications, alongside Microsoft, Singapore's Singtel, and Japan's NEC, backed the I-2SEA subsea cable project, which will connect Singapore and Malaysia directly to Hyderabad. This new infrastructure is designed to carry high-speed data traffic essential for AI systems and lands at two distinct points on India's east coast to ensure connection resilience.

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Tata Communications offers 22 products in the connectivity and cloud, enterprise tech, ad tech and services, media and telecoms services, telecoms tech and media tech industries. Tata Communications's product portfolio comprises of connectivity and distribution services, live production, content supply chain, telecoms network infrastructure, enterprise cloud, media managed services, production and post production, media cloud and storage, telecoms, marketer and agency technology, enterprise and telecoms software, enterprise security and enterprise connectivity services.

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Tata Communications's revenues were $2.7B in 2025. Caretta Research has split Tata Communications's revenue into 29 different product categories, the largest of which is enterprise fibre and private IP, which represents 28% of Tata Communications's revenue.

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Sep

29th

2026

05:23

New Offerings, New Offerings

Cloud Orchestration for Centralized Cloud Management

In the modern digital economy, the shift towards multi-cloud architectures is no longer a strategic choice but a functional necessity. Enterprises are increasingly distributing workloads across multiple Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) to leverage specific platform strengths, reduce dependency on a single vendor, and improve global resilience.

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Sep

21st

2026

21:00

Artificial Intelligence, New Offerings

Why Appointment Journeys Are Becoming the New Front Line of Enterprise AI

Booking an appointment should be simple. A patient wants to see a doctor. A car owner needs a service slot. A hotel guest wants to reserve a table or book an experience. The customer’s expectation is straightforward: understand what I need, show me what is available, and confirm it.

Tata Communications

Sep

9th

2026

05:51

Capital Investment, Regulations and Policies, Investments

Opinion | A New 'Subsea Cable' Is Coming To India. But It's A Wake-Up Call For Something

A new subsea cable is coming to India's shores. I-2SEA will connect Singapore and Malaysia directly to Hyderabad, carrying high-speed data traffic that AI systems need to function. It is backed by some of the biggest names in tech - Microsoft, Singapore's Singtel, Tata Communications, and Japan's NEC - and it lands at two different points on India's east coast, ensuring a single physical break cannot sever the connection entirely.

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Aug

27th

2026

02:50

Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

AI is exposing the limits of traditional network architecture

Continuous inference, agent-to-agent communication, and real-time data pipelines are generating unpredictable, always-on traffic that legacy architectures were never built to support. As AI moves from pilot project to operational backbone, the network is emerging as a critical control layer that determines performance, reliability, and cost.

Tata Communications

Aug

25th

2026

03:24

B2B Tag

SSL VPNs Explained: Use Cases, Security & Business Benefits

In the world of business technology, change happens fast. Tools that were once considered essential can quickly be labelled outdated. For many years, the Virtual Private Network (VPN) was the foundation of remote work, allowing employees to connect from home or public spaces as if they were sitting inside the office network.

Tata Communications

Aug

25th

2026

03:22

New Offerings, B2B Tag, New Offerings

What is Supercloud? How it Enables Unified Multi

In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital transformation, businesses are moving beyond simple cloud adoption toward a more integrated, sophisticated architecture. While the sources do not explicitly use the term "Supercloud," they describe its functional reality: a unified multi-cloud network that provides seamless connectivity, visibility, and control across disparate platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

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Aug

12th

2026

05:24

B2B Tag

What Is Multi Cloud Networking? A Complete Enterprise Guide

Key takeaways Multi-cloud networking securely connects multiple cloud platforms through a single network, enabling seamless communication between users, applications and workloads. A unified multi cloud network architecture improves performance, strengthens security and simplifies the management of distributed cloud environments.

Tata Communications

Aug

6th

2026

06:34

B2B Tag

What Is Enterprise Multi Cloud Complexity Index & Who Needs It

Key takeaways The Enterprise Multi-Cloud Complexity Index (EMCI) helps organisations measure and understand the operational complexity of managing hybrid and multi-cloud environments. EMCI highlights gaps in governance, security, networking and multi-cloud management, enabling businesses to reduce risk and improve operational efficiency.

Tata Communications

Aug

6th

2026

06:31

New Offerings, B2B Tag, New Offerings

Multi Cloud Orchestration How to Manage Workloads at Scale

Key takeaways Multi-cloud orchestration helps organisations manage workloads, policies, and operations consistently across multiple cloud providers from a unified environment. Combining orchestration with a reliable multi-cloud networking solution improves application performance, security, and operational visibility. Automation, governance, and workload optimisation reduce operational complexity while supporting business growth.

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Aug

5th

2026

19:43

Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

AI is exposing the limits of traditional network architecture

Presented by Tata Communications Continuous inference, agent-to-agent communication, and real-time data pipelines are generating unpredictable, always-on traffic that legacy architectures were never built to support. As AI moves from pilot project to operational backbone, the network is emerging as a critical control layer that determines performance, reliability, and cost.

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Jul

29th

2026

23:44

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence

Best AI Call Centre Software Features and Pricing 2026

Key takeaways AI call centre software is evolving beyond basic call automation, helping organisations deliver faster, more personalised customer service while improving agent productivity and operational efficiency. When comparing AI contact centre solutions, prioritise conversational accuracy, CRM integration, real-time agent assistance, analytics, security and scalability rather than simply the number of features.

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Jul

22nd

2026

03:31

Management Changes, Capital Investment, Financial Results, Awards and Recognitions, B2B Tag, Management Changes, Investments, Financial Performance, Award Wins

Next-Gen Connectivity Platforms Drive Strong Double-Digit Growth

Tata Communications , the leading global communications technology player, announced its financial results for the quarter and financial year ended 30th June 2026. Normalised EBITDA growth at 12.7% YoY Last two quarters YoY average EBITDA growth exceeding 10% Commenting on the results, Ganesh Lakshminarayanan, MD and CEO, Tata Communications , said: “We have started the year well with strong growth across both our core and digital portfolios.

Tata Communications

Tata Communications's customers primarily consist of broadcast television and radio, motor Vehicle Manufacturing and media and TV services companies. Examples of Tata Communications's customers include Continental, BBC and LG Electronics. Tata Communications has partners like Telekom Malaysia. Examples of Tata Communications's suppliers include Fortra, Net Insight and Ateme.

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