Infosys expands GlobalFoundries collaboration for AI-driven IT transformation
Infosys has expanded its multi-year collaboration with GlobalFoundries to manage GF's end-to-end IT operations using AI-led managed services. The engagement aims to enhance efficiency, resilience, and user experience through AI and automation, moving towards predictive service delivery.
The expansion of a multi-year collaboration with a significant player in the semiconductor industry is a material development for Infosys, indicating continued business growth and leadership in AI-led services.
The announcement details an expansion of a strategic partnership focused on leveraging AI and automation to improve IT operations, which is a positive development for Infosys.
Infosys announced an expanded multi-year collaboration with GlobalFoundries (GF) to deliver AI-led managed services across GF's enterprise IT landscape. This engagement will see Infosys manage GF's end-to-end application, infrastructure, data, and service desk operations. GF selected Infosys, an incumbent technology provider with deep semiconductor domain expertise, to transition its IT operations to a managed services model driven by AI, automation, and continuous optimization.
Vishal Mehra, Chief Information Officer at GF, stated that this collaboration is a significant step in modernizing IT operations for higher efficiency, resilience, and user experience. Anand Swaminathan, EVP & Global Industry Leader at Infosys, highlighted that the partnership will leverage Infosys' domain expertise and AI capabilities to reduce incidents, improve end-user experiences, and lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) over the long term, moving GF towards predictive and autonomous service delivery.
The press release was issued on June 23, 2026, and is intended to inform stock exchanges including BSE Limited, National Stock Exchange of India Limited, and the New York Stock Exchange. The information will also be available on Infosys' website.
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