TCS Launches India's First Oracle AI Data Platform Lab in Kolkata
TCS launched India's first Oracle AI Data Platform Lab and Center of Excellence in Kolkata. The company plans to expand this initiative to four more cities in India over the next three years. TCS has over 26,000 Oracle-skilled professionals supporting AI initiatives, with consolidated revenues exceeding $30 billion for FY26.
The establishment of a new AI-focused facility and its planned expansion demonstrates a strategic investment in advanced technologies, which is likely to enhance TCS's service offerings and competitive positioning in the AI and data analytics space.
The launch of a new AI Data Platform Lab and Center of Excellence signifies a positive advancement in technology and collaboration, aiming to drive AI adoption and innovation for customers.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has launched India's first Oracle AI Data Platform Lab and Center of Excellence (CoE) in Kolkata. This new facility, located in Delta Park Lords, aims to assist organizations in leveraging enterprise data for actionable intelligence and scaling AI-driven automation.
TCS plans to expand these Oracle AI Data Platform Labs and CoEs to four additional cities across India within the next three years. The facility is designed to help customers overcome barriers to AI adoption, such as fragmented data, slow analytics, limited AI scalability, and operational inefficiencies, by utilizing reusable architectures, industry solutions, and accelerators.
The Oracle AI Data Platform enhances data readiness for AI and supports the creation and deployment of agentic applications by integrating Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle Autonomous AI Database, and OCI Enterprise AI. TCS has a global team of 26,000 Oracle-skilled professionals to support client AI initiatives. The company's consolidated revenues exceeded US $30 billion for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026.
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