Infosys and Microsoft have announced an expansion of their partnership aimed at accelerating the adoption of generative AI and Microsoft Azure. This collaboration positions Infosys as a strategic supplier for Microsoft's enterprise customers, enhancing their cloud and AI capabilities. The integration of Microsoft's generative AI offerings with Infosys' existing solutions is expected to drive innovation and improve customer experiences.
The partnership will leverage Microsoft's generative AI suite to provide unique solutions that enhance scalability, agility, and cost-efficiency across various sectors, including finance and healthcare. This collaboration also emphasizes the importance of Responsible AI practices, ensuring ethical considerations in AI deployment. With Infosys recognized as a leading user of GitHub Copilot, the partnership is set to significantly impact code modernization and development efficiency.
• Infosys and Microsoft enhance generative AI and Azure adoption.
• Collaboration focuses on innovative solutions and Responsible AI practices.
The partnership aims to harness generative AI to deliver innovative solutions for enterprise customers.
Infosys will support cloud workloads on Azure for Microsoft's enterprise clients.
The partnership will focus on sharing best practices for implementing Responsible AI.
Infosys is expanding its role as a strategic supplier for Microsoft's enterprise customers.
Microsoft is collaborating with Infosys to enhance the adoption of its Azure platform and generative AI solutions.
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