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Infosys Limited (INFY) generates a steady flow of news as a global company in next-generation digital services and consulting. Based in Bengaluru, India and listed on the NYSE, NSE, and BSE, Infosys regularly publishes updates on its financial performance, AI and cloud initiatives, client collaborations, and technology launches. This news page aggregates those announcements so readers can see how the company’s strategy in IT services, custom computer programming, and enterprise consulting is evolving over time.
Investors and observers will find earnings-related disclosures, including results of operations and financial condition that Infosys furnishes to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Form 6-K. These releases often discuss revenue trends, operating margins, large deal wins, free cash flow generation, and capital allocation measures such as share buybacks. They provide context on how Infosys’ AI-first and cloud-focused approach translates into business performance.
Beyond financials, Infosys news highlights sector-specific collaborations and product developments. Recent announcements include the launch of Infosys Topaz Fabric, described as a multi-layer AI fabric and agentic services suite; an AI agent to enhance operations in the energy sector using Infosys Topaz, Infosys Cobalt, and Microsoft cloud capabilities; and an AI-First GCC model to transform Global Capability Centers into AI-powered innovation hubs. Other releases cover partnerships with organizations such as ATP for an AI chatbot named Ally, Metro Bank for cloud-native finance transformation, and the Financial Times for the FT Money Machine extended reality economics education experience.
Readers can also track research and cultural initiatives, such as a joint report with MIT Technology Review Insights on psychological safety in AI adoption, as well as updates on cyber incidents and related litigation disclosed via company statements. For anyone following INFY stock or the broader IT services sector, this page offers a centralized view of Infosys’ latest announcements and strategic moves.
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Infosys (NSE: INFY) has announced a new partnership with Walmart Commerce Technologies aimed at enhancing retail technology solutions. This collaboration focuses on implementing 'Store Assist,' a system designed to streamline omnichannel customer experiences, including pickup and delivery options.
Karmesh Vaswani, EVP at Infosys, emphasized the need for innovative solutions to support retailers in today's complex supply chain landscape. The Store Assist application, built on Walmart's proven fulfilment technology, aims to optimize in-store operations by improving accuracy and execution speed while enhancing employee productivity.
This partnership leverages Infosys's extensive experience in digital solutions for over 190 retailers globally, providing them with tools to evolve into advanced, digitally empowered enterprises.
Infosys and ServiceNow have collaborated to launch the Infosys Live Operations platform, aimed at enhancing customer experience for telecom providers. This platform integrates with existing systems to streamline operations, promising up to 95% improvement in operational efficiency, 10-20% increase in quality of service, and 40% reduction in operational costs. The platform supports telecom service providers in reducing time-to-market for new products, leveraging ServiceNow technology.
Executives from both companies emphasize the importance of this partnership in addressing the challenges faced by telecom providers in today’s market. The platform aligns with Infosys Cobalt services, providing a comprehensive solution for the cloud journey.
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