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    Infosys

    Data Science Service ProvidersGCC Enablement Service Providers

    Placed in 2 PeMa markets and a Leader in 2 of them, with its strongest showing in Data Science Service Providers and GCC Enablement Service Providers.

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    Leader placements

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    AIM reports

    1981

    Founded

    Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

    Headquarters

    Where it sits, market by market

    Each card shows its position against everyone else in that market's latest study.

    2Leader
    0Seasoned
    0Challenger
    0Growth

    Placement history

    How its position has moved since 2018

    One row per market, one dot per PeMa study. Lines join consecutive years.

    201820192020202120222023202420252026
    Data Science Service ProvidersLeader · 2026
    GCC Enablement Service ProvidersLeader · 2025
    LeaderNot evaluated

    Profile

    About Infosys

    Infosys is a Bengaluru-headquartered IT services and consulting company founded in 1981, serving large enterprises across banking, retail, manufacturing, energy, telecoms and life sciences.

    Its AI offerings are grouped under Infosys Topaz, covering generative and agentic AI services, and it provides data, analytics, cloud and modernisation services through a global delivery network. Infosys also helps clients set up and run global capability centres in India. In October 2026 it expanded its work with US bank Truist to build an AI-first capability centre in Hyderabad under a build-operate-transfer model. Its September-quarter results showed large deal wins of 5.2 billion dollars, including a mega deal above 2 billion, and AI revenue at 10.5 percent of the total, though it lowered full-year growth guidance to 1 to 2 percent. AIM Research places Infosys as a Leader in Data Science Service Providers and a Leader in GCC Enablement Service Providers.

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    What changed lately

    Expands Truist deal to build the bank's AI-first GCC in Hyderabad

    Infosys widened its work with US bank Truist to help build an AI-first global capability centre in Hyderabad. Truist is consolidating work from several India suppliers into one model, and Infosys is applying Topaz and a build-operate-transfer approach, with more than 1,000 staff set to be onboarded.

    Buyer takeawayBuild-operate-transfer GCCs that consolidate several incumbent suppliers are a growing route for US banks, and Infosys is positioning as the anchor partner.

    ▲ New buying channelBanking & insuranceUS buyersIndia buyers

    Ask InfosysAt what milestones does the Truist centre transfer from Infosys to the bank, and how are retained Infosys staff priced afterwards?

    Lowers FY27 growth outlook to 1-2% as AI revenue reaches 10.5% of sales

    Infosys reported September-quarter revenue of 5.15 billion dollars, up 1.2 percent sequentially in constant currency, and large deal wins of 5.2 billion dollars including one deal above 2 billion. AI revenue was 10.5 percent of the total, while full-year growth guidance moved down to 1 to 2 percent.

    Buyer takeawayStrong deal intake and rising AI revenue sit alongside slower overall growth, which may give buyers more pricing leverage.

    ● Mixed growth signalsAll buyersData & analytics teams

    Ask InfosysWhat share of the 10.5 percent AI revenue comes from Topaz-led data and AI work versus AI-assisted delivery inside existing contracts?

    Infosys extends ABN AMRO collaboration with AI-led IT simplification

    Infosys renewed and widened its work with Dutch lender ABN AMRO, covering application development, testing and support aimed at simplifying and modernising the bank's IT estate. The programme uses Infosys Topaz generative and agentic AI services to embed AI across the bank's technology landscape. Duration and contract value were not disclosed.

    Buyer takeawayThe renewal signals continued bank appetite for multi-year AI-assisted modernisation deals with Indian providers.

    Infosys opens 330,000 sq ft development block at its Indore campus

    Infosys inaugurated a second software development block of about 330,000 square feet at its Indore Super Corridor campus, which already employs more than 3,300 people. The site will expand work in cloud, application development, AI and machine learning, and cybersecurity for financial services, retail, life sciences and manufacturing clients, with skilling ties to local institutes.

    Buyer takeawayBuyers seeking tier-two Indian delivery locations for AI and cloud work gain more Infosys capacity outside the main metros.

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    Reports featuring Infosys

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    Infosys is a Bengaluru-headquartered IT services and consulting company founded in 1981, serving large enterprises across banking, retail, manufacturing, energy, telecoms and life sciences. Its AI offerings are grouped under Infosys Topaz, covering generative and agentic AI services, and it provides data, analytics, cloud and modernisation services through a global delivery network.