Infosys Launches AI-First GCC Model to Help Enterprises Modernise Global Capability Centres

Infosys on Monday announced a new artificial intelligence (AI)-first global capability centre (GCC) model aimed at helping organisations set up and modernise their GCC operations. The company disclosed the development in a filing to the BSE, stating that the model is designed to support enterprises that are expanding, restructuring or upgrading their GCCs.

Infosys Introduces AI-Driven GCC Framework

According to the company, the offering provides an end-to-end structure covering strategy, entity formation, recruitment, operational readiness, and scalable talent models. The model is intended for organisations that are facing challenges in expanding or modernising their GCCs.

Infosys said the approach integrates several of its core AI platforms:

• Agentic Foundry for building production-grade AI agents
• EdgeVerve AI Next as the platform layer
• Infosys Topaz to embed AI-led services throughout the GCC lifecycle

Key features include full-cycle GCC setup management, AI-enabled operational improvements, talent development, and multiple operating structures tailored to enterprise needs.

Infosys Q2 FY26 Financial Performance

Infosys reported a 13.2% year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit to ₹7,364 crore for the September quarter (Q2 FY26). The growth was supported by a strong large-deal pipeline and broad-based performance across key verticals.

The company’s revenue from operations rose 8.6% year-on-year to ₹44,490 crore, led by strength in financial services and manufacturing.

Read More: Infosys Approves September Quarter Bonus Payouts.

Conclusion

Infosys’ new AI-first GCC model is positioned to help organisations build and scale global capability centres using integrated AI platforms and structured operational frameworks. Alongside this launch, the company reported steady financial performance in Q2 FY26, with growth in both profit and revenue driven by strong deal activity.

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