Infosys has begun work on a campus expansion project in Mohali with an investment of around ₹286 crore. The project is expected to generate about 2,700 employment opportunities and strengthen the ...

The Bengaluru office, which is Anthropic's second in Asia after Tokyo, is led by Managing Director Irina Ghose and will focus on hiring local talent across engineering, research, and business roles.

Infosys AI Strategy and Growth Themes at its Investor AI Day 2026 Highlights: The tech sector has been in the eye of the storm lately on AI concerns, and against that backdrop, the Infosys Investor AI ...

In what seems like a strategy of “if you can’t beat them, join them,” Infosys announced a collaboration with artificial-intelligence researcher Anthropic to help deploy AI agents to clients. The ...

Infosys share price rose nearly 3% on Tuesday, February 17, following the announcement of a strategic partnership with Anthropic, an AI safety and research organization, to create and implement ...

Indian IT giant Infosys said on Tuesday it has partnered with Anthropic to develop enterprise-grade AI agents, as automation driven by large language models reshapes the global IT services industry.

Infosys 500209-0.91%decrease; red down pointing triangle has agreed to work with Anthropic to develop and deliver artificial-intelligence services to businesses in complex, regulated industries. The ...

BENGALURU, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Infosys unveiled a partnership with Anthropic on Tuesday, days after investor concerns that AI tools would disrupt the ‌traditional business models of Indian IT services ...

Did our AI summary help? IT major Infosys has expanded its collaboration with ExxonMobil to develop and deploy immersion cooling technologies aimed at improving energy efficiency in AI and ...

Shares of Indian IT companies are on track for their worst trading session in nearly six years, after Anthropic's new AI plugin tools threatened to upend the business model of the $283-billion ...

IT stocks crash: Indian IT stocks, including tech behemoths like Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and Wipro, fell like ninepins in the early morning trade on Wednesday, February 4, tracking an ...

Shares of Indian IT companies are under pressure following a significant selloff in tech stocks in global markets. Stocks of companies such as Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, HCL Tech, and Coforge fell ...