IT giant Infosys revealed an enhanced strategic partnership with chip leader Intel to assist global companies in moving from artificial intelligence (AI) experiments to large-scale implementation.

The partnership merges 'Infosys Topaz Fabric' — a dedicated suite of agentic services — with Intel's high-performance computing systems, featuring Intel Xeon processors, Intel Gaudi AI accelerators, and Intel AI PCs, the company stated in a regulatory filing.

The collaboration seeks to deliver "right-sized" AI frameworks that harmonize performance, security, and overall ownership costs. This will concentrate on essential use cases like IT operations, developer efficiency, and automated processes across diverse sectors.

"Our partnership with Intel demonstrates Infosys' dedication to integrating AI thoroughly and responsibly within business processes." Combining Intel's computing expertise and the functionalities of Infosys Topaz allows businesses to harness AI value on a large scale—safely, efficiently, and with evident business results.

"According to Infosys CEO Salil Parekh, this intends to assist our clients in embedding AI at the heart of their operations and revolutionizing their AI experience."

The integrated solution aims to facilitate advanced AI agents that can tap into enterprise data and manage tasks with suitable controls, simplifying the secure deployment of AI within regulated settings.

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Lip-Bu Tan, CEO of Intel, stated that the collaboration would deliver the capabilities of Intel's AI hardware ecosystem to businesses worldwide.

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"Alongside each other, we are providing energy-efficient, performance-optimized, and open AI solutions that clients can implement wherever their workloads are located -- whether in data centres, the cloud, or at the network edge," Tan stated.

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Infosys is a worldwide frontrunner in next-generation digital consulting and services, established in 1981 and based in Bengaluru, India. Generating more than $19.8 billion in revenue and employing over 330,000 individuals, it assists clients in 59 nations with digital transformation, AI, and cloud projects.