Infosys has announced the launch of more than 200 enterprise AI agents as part of its Infosys Topaz AI offerings in collaboration with Google Cloud. The announcement, made from the company’s headquarters in Bengaluru, marks a significant milestone in scaling autonomous decision-making within large organizations across industries.

Developed on Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform and Infosys Topaz, the new agentic systems are designed to handle complex multi-agent workflows in sectors including finance, healthcare, telecom, retail, manufacturing, and agriculture.

3 Key Takeaways

• Infosys has launched over 200 AI agents built on Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform and the Infosys Topaz stack.
• These agents are capable of autonomous decision-making, multimodal data handling, and encrypted, privacy-first operations.
• Use cases span from network planning and supply chain forecasting to financial reporting and real-time data analysis.

Balakrishna D. R., Executive Vice President, Global Services Head for AI and Industry Verticals at Infosys, said, “The development of more than 200 enterprise AI agents marks a milestone in our continued efforts to innovate and lead in the enterprise AI space. With Infosys Topaz AI offerings and Google Cloud’s advanced AI frameworks, we are enhancing Human plus AI collaboration and unlocking new levels of efficiency and precision across industries. This initiative not only demonstrates our capabilities but also reinforces our commitment to helping businesses navigate their next.”

Infosys’ AI agents are designed to work autonomously and contextually across systems. One example is a predictive capacity planning agent that monitors real-time network loads and flags issues before service disruptions occur. Another agent, used in corporate finance, handles accounts payable and receivable, optimizing cash flow and reducing errors. In manufacturing, a supply chain agent uses real-time demand signals to manage inventory, place orders, and align logistics with production capacity.

These agentic workflows are powered by machine learning and cognitive architecture that allow for secure communication and the ability to learn continuously. Agents can ingest and act on multimodal data, including structured files, sensor input, audio, and more. Infosys emphasizes that all operations are performed within strict data privacy guidelines using encrypted pipelines.

Victor Morales, Vice President of GSI and Consulting Partnerships at Google Cloud, commented, “Enterprise AI agents have the power to improve operations by driving efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing decision-making processes. Infosys’ enterprise AI agents, built on Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform, can enable businesses to improve complex workflows and support multi-agent operations at scale.”

The project is a direct outcome of the Infosys-initiated Google Cloud Center of Excellence, which integrates Infosys Topaz technology with Google’s generative AI capabilities. Infosys Topaz serves as the digital framework for implementing and scaling agentic infrastructure, supporting human plus machine collaboration in production environments.

Each AI agent includes real-time monitoring and auditing features, ensuring transparency in how decisions are made. Infosys positions this not only as a platform for efficiency but also as a tool for responsible AI governance.

The agents are already being tested by clients in telecom, finance, and automotive sectors, with plans to expand the footprint further into healthcare, agriculture, and utilities in the second half of 2025.

This move reflects a growing industry shift from generic AI adoption to task-specific autonomous agents that perform discrete, high-value functions. By releasing more than 200 of these agents at once, Infosys signals its readiness to lead in operationalizing enterprise AI at scale.

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