Korcomptenz thinks big and bets on India

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USA-based IT firm, Korcomptenz, has launched its state-of-the-art AI Innovation Hub in India. The advanced facility will house AI labs, running in-house AI models supported by high-performance servers, data storage and robust network infrastructure. To further strengthen its AI capabilities, Korcomptenz is making significant R&D investments, focusing on developing new solutions and proof of concepts aimed at enhancing client outcomes across industries.

Research indicates that global IT services spending is set to surpass USD 1.5 trillion by 2025, with consulting services growing at a faster rate than general IT services. Positioned strategically, Korcomptenz’s India AI Innovation Hub is expected to act as a global centre of excellence, offering a strong foundation for delivering transformational value to its clients worldwide. “We have clients in America and the Middle East and many of our key global clients are either expanding into India or leveraging Indian talent. Establishing operational bases in Chennai and Hyderabad positions Korcomptenz closer to our client’s digital transformation journeys. Being in India has provided us with access to world-class talent, scalability and time zone advantage for a global delivery model,” said Prakash Anthony, Chief Executive Officer.

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