New Delhi, Sept. 25 -- For years, India's IT giants such as Infosys, TCS and Wipro have been the go-to destination for investors seeking steady returns through compounding. But the tide is shifting in technology investing. Slowing revenue growth, margin pressures, and cautious global clients have taken the gloss off these once-dependable blue chips.

Simultaneously, another area of tech - artificial intelligence - is attracting investors in their droves. AI is already weaving itself into everyday business, powering decisions, automating processes, and creating new opportunities.

A few listed companies stand out in this space. Not only are they navigating the broader slowdown better than their IT peers, they are also outperforming the mar...