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

HCLTech sees sovereign AI as a key growth driver, with its Sarvam investment enabling India-focused models, government solutions, and new enterprise AI opportunities.

HCLTech’s investment in Sarvam AI marks a strategic pivot toward sovereign AI, building India-focused models and strengthening capabilities for government and enterprise AI opportunities.

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

The platform helps enterprises automate finance and accounting operations while integrating with existing ERP and SaaS systems.

The expanded collaboration will help enterprises to improve business agility, operational efficiency, and innovation via AI-infused, agentic automation.

The AI Impact Imperatives 2026 report highlights widening execution gaps as enterprises rush to scale AI under tighter timelines.

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