HCL Technologies Ltd. has expanded the scope of its partnership with Google Cloud to accelerate the adoption of agentic artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, according to an exchange filing released on Thursday.
The collaboration will see HCLTech utilise Gemini Enterprise and Gemini AI models to develop custom AI agents for global enterprise clients. The initiative is aimed at helping organisations automate workflows, improve productivity and accelerate digital transformation through AI-led solutions.
The announcement could also keep HCL Tech share price in focus as investors closely track the company’s strategy to deepen its presence in the rapidly growing AI services market.
Alongside AI development, the partnership will strengthen collaboration and security capabilities using Google Workspace, allowing enterprises to integrate AI-driven tools more effectively across internal systems.
Under the expanded partnership, HCLTech will leverage Google’s Gemini family of models to build AI-powered agents that can support enterprise workflows across industries.
The company said several of these Gemini-enabled AI agents are already available on the Google Cloud Marketplace, allowing businesses to deploy AI-driven automation tools directly through the platform.
HCLTech believes these offerings will help organisations unlock new market opportunities, develop innovative digital capabilities and improve operational efficiency through intelligent automation.
The initiative also highlights how large IT service providers are increasingly integrating AI into enterprise software development, IT operations and data management platforms.
A major component of the collaboration will be Solution Innovation, where HCLTech plans to develop new AI-driven offerings built around data and advanced analytics.
Using Gemini models and Gemini Code Assist, the company’s AI Force platform can be integrated into software development environments and IT operations, enabling automated coding support and intelligent workflow management.
The partnership will also focus on Unified Migrations, helping enterprises move complex technology stacks such as Oracle, SAP and VMware workloads to Google Cloud.
Additionally, HCLTech plans to expand its Agentic Centre of Excellence (CoE) to create industry-specific AI solutions. Some of the targeted use cases include Insight for manufacturing and Netsight for telecommunications, both designed to deliver real-time insights and operational optimisation.
Commenting on the collaboration, Vijay Guntur, Chief Technology Officer and Head of Ecosystems at HCLTech, said the partnership reflects the shared goal of helping enterprises scale AI adoption aligned with their business objectives.
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The expanded partnership underscores HCLTech’s push to strengthen its AI-led services portfolio as global enterprises accelerate investments in automation and intelligent systems.
As demand for agentic AI solutions and cloud-based platforms continues to grow, collaborations with technology providers such as Google Cloud are expected to play a key role in shaping the next phase of digital transformation. For investors, developments around AI capabilities could keep HCL Tech share price on the radar in the coming quarters.
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Published on: Mar 13, 2026, 12:45 PM IST
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