HCLTech reported 20.3% growth in Q1 net profit to ₹4,624 crore, driven by strength in financial services, manufacturing and technology.

HCLTech will invest ₹3,500 crore in data centres, targeting 50 MW capacity to strengthen its AI infrastructure and services portfolio.

Fortune India featured Roshni Nadar Malhotra, Chairperson, HCLTech, in its 100 Most Powerful Women 2026 issue.

HCLTech will establish an AI-driven operating model to transform and manage a European Fortune Global 50 firm's digital workplace and enterprise networks.

The collaboration will help enterprises scale agentic AI across workflows by combining Gemini AI capabilities with ServiceNow platforms to enhance automation and operational efficiency.

In partnership with Circles and GreySkies, the initiative will build an AI-powered multi-agent framework to unify customer experience, network operations, and enterprise workflows.

The partnership will help consolidate IT services, improve operational efficiency, and build a more agile and scalable technology landscape to support business growth.

Physical AI is emerging as a key driver of industrial transformation, enabling automation, efficiency and scalable operations across sectors, says HCLTech’s Sukant Acharya.

HCLTech has launched an AI Innovation Zone in Chennai with Intel to help enterprises move from experimentation to scalable AI deployment across business use cases.

HCLTech’s Sarvam AI investment signals a push to scale India-focused AI, strengthen enterprise capabilities, and tap emerging opportunities across government and global markets.

HCLTech invests more in R&D than any Indian IT firm, C. Vijayakumar said, highlighting the company’s focus on innovation and building differentiated technology capabilities.

HCLTech has partnered e.solutions to develop next-generation automotive software, advancing software-defined vehicle capabilities and digital cockpit innovation.