Infosys and Intel have boosted their partnership in order to help enterprises worldwide in their AI quests. Through their joint AI expertise, the two companies are well positioned to provide innovative AI solutions that enable efficiency, performance, and responsible AI practices.
The expanded partnership shows their engagement in helping small and medium businesses to overcome AI adoption challenges while sustaining growth in the digital world. The cutting-edge AI solutions implemented through this collaboration intend to help businesses enjoy cost-effectiveness and performance enhancement and always guided by responsible AI principles.
Infosys debuts the Topaz, a range of data AI solutions and platforms, meant to help businesses scale fast with the help of the latest generative AI technologies. Topaz will employ Intel’s breakthrough technologies, including Intel® Xeon® processors, Intel® Gaudi® accelerators, Intel® Core™ Ultrabook’s processors, and software, as well as Intel® newest developments and solutions. This ensures that the customer can smoothly incorporate Generative AI in their operations while following the emerging AI ethics standards.
In addition, Infosys aims at capitalizing on Intel’s AI training resources to optimize its employee training program and to improve their proficiency in Intel’s product line. This initiative is aimed at ensuring that the Infosys professionals acquire sufficient know-how in Gen AI using which they can better serve the clientele who come from numerous sectors across the globe.
Balakrishna D.R. (Bali), Executive Vice-President and Global Services Lead for AI and Industry Verticals at Infosys, said Infosys will give its efforts to carry out with an AI-focused approach with the aim of providing advanced AI services to the clients who expect large business gains all through their operations. The comprehensive product collection and the solutions provided by Infosys Topaz fit well with the global stack of Intel and with its “AI Everywhere” approach. Through the collective contribution of us, we are determined to create more inclined towards the AI approach among enterprises and at the same time contribute to intensifying their corporate values through our advanced AI solutions.
Christoph Schell, VP and Chief Commercial Officer at Intel, said, “Besides the TCO many developers and customers require their AI solutions to have scalability and ability to deliver value.” This strategy, in turn, is centred around establishing an open AI software environment and spurring the use of Intel Xeon and Gaudi accelerators for scaling the implementation of time-consuming Generation AI applications. This partnership and the collaboration with Infosys and local software developers is a step to developing new software-based hardware solutions that help accelerate the adoption of Intel-based technology in the market and finally reduce the TCO for our customers.
