Wipro said on Wednesday that it has successfully completed its generative AI agent-building initiative with Google Cloud, delivering 200 production-ready AI agents across healthcare, banking, insurance, retail, manufacturing, and IT industries.

“This is another step in the long-standing collaboration between Wipro and Google, enabling joint clients to tap into the full potential of AI agents,” the IT major said in a statement. According to Debashish Ghosh, the global head of Google Cloud ecosystem at Wipro, client proximity through delivery teams has helped Wipro to identify high-impact AI agent use-cases. It has also been able to surface real customer challenges. “This milestone highlights the depth of innovation possible on a shared vision,” he added in a statement.

According to Victor Morales, the vice president of global system integrators partnerships at Google Cloud, the production-grade AI agents will help the joint customers of both Wipro and Google to solve complex challenges and accelerate their business transformation at scale.

The production-ready agents are also currently available to clients at Wipro’s Gemini Experience Zone. This immersive environment allows clients to interact with real-world use cases and explore how generative AI can be applied across industry-specific workflows, helping Wipro uncover additional use cases grounded in real business challenges.

The initiative with Google is focused on developing intelligent agents that enhance customer experience, improve business processes across industries, and unlock new opportunities for innovation. These agents are designed to help enterprises fast-track digital transformation using Google Cloud’s advanced AI technologies, including Gemini, the Vertex AI platform. These production-ready agents, now available through the Google Cloud Marketplace, allow Wipro and Google to drive broader consumption and adoption of these solutions.

In July, marking its entry into the electronic components ecosystem, Wipro Infrastructure Engineering has set up a new business division called Wipro Electronic Materials with a manufacturing unit coming up near the Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru. Wipro will invest nearly ₹500 crore in the unit that is expected to create over 300 jobs. 

The new facility will manufacture copper-clad laminate (CCL)—a heavily imported base material for printed circuit boards (PCBs)—that goes into the making of most electronic devices. The company expects the product rollout within the next 12 months.