Infosys expands multi-year deal with GlobalFoundries for AI-led IT operations

IT services major Infosys Ltd on Tuesday (June 23) announced an expanded multi-year collaboration with GlobalFoundries, a semiconductor manufacturer, to deliver AI-led managed services across its enterprise IT operations.Under the collaboration, Infosys will manage GlobalFoundries’ end-to-end application, infrastructure, data and service desk operations. The engagement is positioned to strengthen AI-driven transformation across the company’s IT landscape.

Infosys said GlobalFoundries selected the company based on its track record as an incumbent technology provider and its semiconductor domain expertise.ALSO READ | Infosys AGM: ‘AI won’t replace firms like ours’, says Nandan Nilekani

The collaboration is designed to transition GlobalFoundries from externally supported operations to a managed services model driven by artificial intelligence, automation and continuous optimisation across IT operations.

Vishal Mehra, Chief Information Officer, GF, said, “The renewed collaboration marks a significant step forward in GF’s journey to modernise IT operations and achieve higher levels of efficiency, resilience and user experience.As a leading global semiconductor manufacturer, we are committed to advancing our digital transformation to drive greater reliability and value. Collaborating with Infosys will help us equip our teams with next-generation capabilities to accelerate this transformation journey.”

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Anand Swaminathan, EVP & Global Industry Leader, Communications, Media & Technology, Infosys, said, “By combining our deep domain expertise, AI capabilities and an outcome-based operating model, we will help GF reduce incidents, improve end-user experiences and sustainably lower TCO over the long term.

Infosys will unlock AI value at scale to play a central role in driving intelligent operations, helping GF transition from reactive IT management to predictive and autonomous service delivery.”

Shares of Infosys Ltd ended at ₹1,029.55, down by ₹35.85, or 3.36%, on the BSE.

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