NVIDIA is turning India's tech giants into an AI deployment machine. Infosys, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, and Persistent Systems are rolling out enterprise AI agents powered by NVIDIA AI Enterprise software and Nemotron models, targeting everything from call centers to healthcare operations. The move positions India's global systems integrators as the proving ground for agentic AI at scale, potentially reshaping how enterprises worldwide automate back-office workflows and customer support.
India's biggest tech services players are making their biggest AI bet yet. NVIDIA just revealed that Infosys, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, and Persistent Systems are deploying enterprise-grade AI agents across multiple industries, tapping NVIDIA AI Enterprise software and the company's Nemotron models to automate complex workflows that have resisted previous automation attempts.
The timing matters. While most enterprises spent 2024 and early 2025 experimenting with chatbots and copilots, these Indian integrators are jumping straight to agentic AI, systems that can execute multi-step tasks with minimal human oversight. According to NVIDIA's blog announcement, the focus areas include call center operations, telecommunications infrastructure, healthcare administration, and back-office processing - exactly the domains where India's $250 billion IT services industry has dominated for decades.
But here's the twist: these same companies built their empires on labor arbitrage, employing millions to handle the repetitive tasks they're now automating with AI. The pivot reveals how quickly India's tech leaders recognized that defending their turf means becoming the automation provider rather than the automation victim. Infosys has been particularly aggressive, recently announcing partnerships with multiple AI vendors while simultaneously training thousands of employees on agentic workflows.
