Infosys AI Day 2026: IT bellwether looks to ‘unlock AI value’ across revenue growth and cost optimisation; check key highlights

Infosys, the country’s second-largest IT services company, outlined its ambitious artificial intelligence-led growth strategy at its Investor AI Day, positioning itself as a strategic partner for enterprises looking to “unlock AI value” across revenue growth, cost optimisation, and innovation.

The Bengaluru-headquartered company said it aspires to become the leading partner for businesses adopting AI at scale, embedding artificial intelligence across core operations, software development, and customer platforms.

“Infosys aspires to be the leading partner to 'unlock AI value' and deliver business outcomes on revenue growth, cost optimisation, and innovation,” the company said.

Infosys said that it expanded its partnership with Danske Bank to accelerate the lender’s “Forward ’28” strategy aimed at modernising its technology estate and becoming a leading digital bank in the Nordic region.

Infosys said it co-led an AI-first strategy and governance framework alongside the bank’s Chief AI Officer and technology leadership to help transition it into an “AI First Bank". This included setting up an AI Innovation Lab and launching multiple AI-driven workstreams.

Infosys has deepened its AI collaboration with bp, establishing AI leverage points across the energy value chain — from refining optimisation and dynamic pricing to contract automation and IT operations.

The company said it has deployed over 50 AI and agentic AI initiatives at BP, including GitHub Copilot-enabled software development lifecycle acceleration, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and LLM-based knowledge automation.

The engagement leverages Azure Foundry, OpenAI Stack, and GitHub Copilot tools.

Speaking at BP’s 2025 Investor Call, CEO Murray Auchincloss said, “We’ve coupled together Palantir and Infosys to really start to help us drive AI and digitisation across the company. I think that’s super cool.”

Infosys added that it is involved in the greenfield development of a new commerce platform to support the transition to the Microsoft Customer Agreement (MCA) framework. It said it provides mission-critical support to safeguard uptime and trust — key factors in driving cloud growth and customer retention.

Infosys said that as part of Citizens Bank's multi-year journey to “re-imagine the bank” and deliver modern, secure, and personalised banking experiences, it accelerated platform modernisation and AI adoption through full-stack transformation.

Infosys said the following:

• 700 applications migrated to the cloud, exiting on-prem data centres
• Established Industry leading cloud native platforms (Fraud1, Customer 3601, etc.)
• Driving Gen AI and Agentic AI adoption across the Enterprise
• Deploying Topaz Fabric to co-create the Gen AI and Agentic AI platform
• Scaling Conversational AI adoption for the contact centre
• AI Innovation Hub will drive many initiatives to “Reimagine the bank” – across 5 themes.