Nandan Nilekani, co-founder of Infosys, has announced that the company’s early investment in generative AI through its Infosys Topaz platform has positioned it as a leader in AI services, recognized by seven out of eight leading analysts. This move has enabled Infosys to manage over 225 generative AI programs for its clients, leveraging its talent pool strengthened by the acquisition of Danske IT and Support Services in India. With over 250,000 employees trained in generative AI, Infosys has integrated AI components into all service lines, creating significant impacts for its clients. The company’s strategy to drive exponential growth in AI is further strengthened by strategic acquisitions, such as that of InSemi, and partnerships like the one with GitHub to launch the first GitHub Centre of Excellence in Bangalore. This initiative aims to leverage AI and advanced software solutions to drive global economic growth. Overall, Infosys’ focus on AI and talent acquisition has positioned it as a leader in AI services, poised to drive digital transformation in India and globally.
Infosys Leads AI Services
Infosys is ranked as a leader in AI services by seven out of eight leading analysts.
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