BENGALURU, India, Jan. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Infosys (NSE: INFY) (BSE: INFY) (NYSE: INFY), a global leader in next-generation digital services and consulting, and ATP, global governing body of men’s professional tennis, today announced the launch of Ally, an AI-powered chatbot, to further enhance fan engagement and bring the tennis community closer to the sport. Building on their decade-long relationship, Infosys and ATP also announced an extension of their partnership through 2028, furthering efforts to ...

Core Insights - Infosys and ATP have launched Ally, an AI-powered chatbot aimed at enhancing fan engagement in tennis, with a partnership extension through 2028 [1][4] - Ally utilizes Infosys Topaz, employing generative AI technologies to provide real-time insights on match statistics, tournament draws, and player comparisons [2] - The collaboration has also led to the development of Carbon Tracker, a sustainability initiative that has tracked 2.3 million kilometers of travel and offset 585 tonnes of carbon emissions in 2025 [3] Company and Industry Overview - Infosys has been ATP's Digital Innovation Partner since 2015, contributing to the development of various digital platforms such as ATP PlayerZone and the ATP app [1][4] - The introduction of Ally represents a shift towards more interactive fan experiences, making tennis more accessible to a broader audience [4] - ATP serves a global fan base of over a billion, showcasing top players and tournaments, culminating in the prestigious Nitto ATP Finals [5]

Core Insights - Infosys Ltd risks losing over a third of its $400 million annual revenue from Daimler due to the German automaker seeking a new vendor for software and equipment following execution delays [1][2] - The loss primarily concerns the contract for IT services, including the provision of iPhone cases, laptops, and Microsoft 365 subscriptions for Daimler's IT operations [2] - Infosys ended FY25 with $19.28 billion in revenue and now needs to backfill $150 million, or 0.7% of its business, amid macroeconomic uncertainties and client spending pressures [3] Contractual Details - Infosys signed a $3.2 billion, eight-year IT transformation deal with Daimler in December 2020, covering six business divisions [4] - The contract includes services such as network services, cybersecurity, and data centers, but the workplace solutions segment is pending renewal [5][6] - Daimler owes Infosys nearly $47 million in dues since 2021, highlighting ongoing issues with execution and billing [6] Competitive Landscape - Another Indian IT services provider is eyeing a portion of Infosys' contract with Daimler and has already made a bid [7] - The Daimler contract is one of the largest for Infosys, which has secured multiple mega deals since CEO Salil Parekh took over in January 2018 [8] Financial Performance - Revenue from Infosys Automotive and Mobility GmbH, created for the Daimler project, declined by 8.5% to $418 million in FY25, marking the first decline after two years of growth [12][13] - The overall revenue for Infosys grew 42% to $19.28 billion in FY25, with the Daimler project significantly contributing to this growth [10] Industry Trends - The trend of clients terminating contracts with IT service providers mid-way through deals is becoming more common, as seen with other companies like Transamerica and HCL Technologies [14][15]

Core Insights - Infosys and Cognition have announced a strategic collaboration to scale the AI software engineer Devin across global enterprises, aiming to enhance software development and engineering productivity [1][2][4] - The integration of Infosys Topaz Fabric with Devin is designed to automate engineering processes, reduce technical debt, and modernize systems, thereby accelerating time-to-market for enterprises [3][4] Company Collaboration - Infosys will integrate Devin into its internal engineering teams and client delivery models, facilitating deployment within customer environments to enhance engineering quality and efficiency [2][3] - The collaboration includes the development of shared engineering frameworks and enablement programs to promote the integrated capabilities of Infosys Topaz Fabric and Devin across various industries [2][3] Technological Advancements - Infosys Topaz Fabric and Devin will work together to automate brownfield engineering and create virtual engineers to tackle complex production and maintenance challenges [3] - The partnership will focus on developing industry-specific solutions and AI-native modernization blueprints, supported by co-innovation labs [3][4] Leadership Statements - Scott Wu, CEO of Cognition, emphasized the collaboration's potential to redefine software engineering and accelerate time-to-market for clients [4] - Salil Parekh, CEO of Infosys, highlighted the synergy between Cognition's AI capabilities and Infosys' industry expertise as a significant advancement in realizing AI value for global enterprises [4]

Core Insights - Infosys has announced a strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate the adoption of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in enterprises globally, focusing on enhancing software delivery and client value across various industries [1][4] Group 1: Collaboration and Technology Integration - The partnership combines Infosys Topaz, an AI-first service suite, with Amazon Q Developer, AWS's generative AI-powered assistant, to improve internal operations and drive innovation in sectors such as manufacturing, telecom, financial services, and consumer goods [1][2] - Infosys Topaz is being utilized to drive AI-powered transformations in key functions including software development, HR, recruitment, sales, and vendor management, significantly enhancing workflow efficiency and accuracy [2][4] Group 2: Industry Applications and Benefits - The collaboration aims to deliver advanced solutions across industries, such as enhanced end-user engagement capabilities in sports and entertainment, providing real-time personalized experiences for millions of fans [3] - The integration of Infosys Topaz with Amazon Q Developer allows for automated documentation and tailored support for software development tasks, thereby streamlining complex processes and accelerating project timelines [2][4] Group 3: Leadership Perspectives - Sandeep Dutta from AWS emphasized that Infosys is setting a new benchmark for enterprise transformation through the strategic adoption of generative AI, which will help organizations innovate and achieve operational agility [4] - Balakrishna D. R. from Infosys highlighted that the collaboration is reshaping how enterprise value is created and delivered, enabling clients to reimagine critical functions and navigate business transformations with agility [4]

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Core Insights - The report highlights the approval of China's first batch of L3 autonomous driving vehicles, marking a significant step towards commercial application in limited scenarios [3][15] - Multiple companies have successfully commercialized L4 level autonomous taxis overseas, indicating a growing trend in the global autonomous driving market [3][17] - Google has launched Gemini 3 Flash, which innovatively breaks the "speed-quality-cost" trade-off, positioning itself as a leading model in the AI landscape [3][36] Industry Trends - China's first L3 autonomous driving vehicles, including Changan's SC7000AAARBEV and Arcfox's BJ7001A61NBEV, have received approval for limited road testing in Beijing and Chongqing, with specific operational speed limits of 50 km/h and 80 km/h respectively [15][18] - The domestic autonomous driving sector is expanding internationally, with companies like Momenta partnering with Grab in Singapore and launching Robotaxi services in Abu Dhabi and Dubai [17][19] - The report notes that the global autonomous driving market is on the verge of rapid expansion, with L3/4/5 penetration rates expected to rise significantly by 2030, driven by increasing demand and technological advancements [27][31] Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on five key sectors with marginal improvements: AI hardware, commercial aerospace, AI applications, non-ferrous metals, and innovative pharmaceuticals, as they present potential investment opportunities [4][56] - In the AI hardware sector, the report anticipates continued performance from leading companies like NVIDIA, which has exceeded earnings expectations, and highlights the acceleration of global AI infrastructure development [56][58] - The commercial aerospace sector is expected to benefit from government policies encouraging expansion and investment, indicating a favorable environment for growth [56][59] Global Market Performance - The report notes mixed performance in global stock markets, with financial, consumer staples, and materials sectors showing strength, while other sectors performed moderately [60]

Core Viewpoint - The surge in Infosys' American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) was not linked to any material events requiring regulatory disclosure, despite significant volatility and trading activity [1][7]. Group 1: Stock Performance - Infosys ADRs experienced a remarkable 40% spike on the NYSE, reaching a 52-week high of $30 before settling at $20.22, marking a gain of $1.04 or 5.42% amid trading volumes of 118.7 million [7]. - The ADRs had shown positive momentum earlier in the week, with increases of over 5% on Thursday and 2.5% on Wednesday, indicating a three-day streak of gains [3][7]. Group 2: Market Context - The rally in Infosys ADRs followed a broader increase in Indian IT stocks, particularly influenced by Accenture's first-quarter results that exceeded Wall Street estimates, driven by strong demand for AI-driven IT services [2][5]. - Accenture's shares rose 0.85% to $274.57 on the Nasdaq during the same period, reinforcing its status as a bellwether for the IT sector, including Indian IT companies [2][5]. Group 3: Company Guidance - Infosys reiterated its fiscal 2026 guidance, projecting full-year revenue growth between 2% to 5% in local currency terms, and 3% to 6% in constant currency, excluding an estimated 1% impact from its U.S. federal business [6][7].