HCLTech joins forces with OpenAI to embed GenAI across platforms and services
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Indian IT firm HCLTech today said that it has signed a multi-year strategic partnership with OpenAI to deploy the latter’s AI models across its services and platforms.
The company plans to embed OpenAI’s technology into its proprietary offerings and client solutions to modernise business processes and enhance customer and employee experiences.
“This collaboration will enable HCLTech’s clients to leverage OpenAI’s industry-leading AI products portfolio alongside HCLTech’s foundational
and applied AI offerings for rapid and scaled GenAI deployment,” HCLTech said in a statement on Monday.
The integration aims to help clients upgrade processes, improve customer and employee experiences, and drive growth, covering everything from AI readiness to deployment, governance, and change management.
“This collaboration underscores our commitment to empowering Global 2000 enterprises with transformative AI solutions,” Vijay Guntur, Global Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Head of Ecosystems at HCLTech, said in a statement.
Additionally, HCLTech will also integrate OpenAI’s models into its platforms and services, including AI Force, AI Foundry, AI Engineering, and industry-focused AI tools.
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“As one of the first system integration companies to integrate OpenAI to improve efficiency and enhance customer experiences, they’re accelerating productivity and setting a new standard for how industries can transform using generative AI,” said Giancarlo Lionetti, Chief Commercial Officer at OpenAI, in a statement.
HCLTech reported $13.8 billion in consolidated revenue in FY 24-25. The company will also roll out ChatGPT Enterprise internally. The move comes as IT firms increasingly pivot to AI-led services.