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Infosys launches Centre for Advanced AI, Cybersecurity and Space Tech
Infosys has inaugurated its Centre for Advanced AI, Cybersecurity, and Space Technology at its Hubballi Development Centre (DC) in Karnataka.
Infosys Centre for Advanced AI, Cybersecurity, and Space Technology
This new centre is supposed to establish Hubballi as a key technology hub for Infosys. It would be a part of ‘Infosys Living Labs’ – a network of over 12 established centres globally designed to help clients speed up innovation and apply emerging technologies.
It will serve clients globally across industries, including manufacturing, financial services, retail, and healthcare.
The new centre would specialise in advanced digital solutions like AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity, engineering services, SAP, and space technology.
It was inaugurated by MB Patil, Karnataka’s Minister for Large & Medium Industries, Infrastructure Development, and Priyank Kharge, State Minister for Electronics, Information Technology & Biotechnology, and Rural Development & Panchayat Raj.
Senior Infosys chiefs, including Sunil Kumar Dhareshwar, Executive Vice President, and Rajneesh Malviya, Executive Vice President, were present, along with other senior officials from the State government and Infosys.
Minister MB Patil said, “We are thrilled to see Infosys expanding its presence in North Karnataka by surpassing 1,000 employees at its Hubballi Development Center. This milestone not only creates vital employment opportunities but also strengthens industry-academia collaboration, paving the way for local talent to thrive in emerging domains like AI and cybersecurity. We encourage Infosys to explore possibilities of expanding its business footprint to other districts of North Karnataka as well, further boosting regional growth and inclusivity.”
The tech giant has tied up with local institutions like IIIT Dharwad and KLE Tech to drive innovation and collaboration in the region.
Minister Kharge said, “The inauguration of this new Living Labs is a testament to North Karnataka’s emergence as a regional innovation hub. It will also drive economic activity, strengthen industry-academia collaboration, and position Hubballi as a vital contributor to Karnataka’s digital future.”
“The new Living Labs is a significant step forward in our mission to deliver AI-driven digital solutions that transform industries. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and an AI-first approach, this centre will help us address key client needs while driving innovation at scale. It also highlights our dedication to supporting regional growth and nurturing diverse local talents,” said Executive VP Dhareshwar.