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24 Jun 2026
Infosys said it is collaborating with Sentara, a United States health system, to scale enterprise AI adoption across healthcare services.
The release carried no contract value, so it reads as a marquee-client AI engagement at an early, unsized stage.
16 Jun 2026
Infosys signed a deal with Finnish process-technology major Valmet to run an AI-accelerated transformation of its IT operations.
The win adds to Infosys's AI-led large-deal pipeline as clients scrutinise tech spend.
03 Jun 2026
Infosys expanded its strategic collaboration with DNB Bank (Norway) to modernize financial crime operations, covering fraud detection and anti-money laundering systems.
On the same day the company unveiled an AI-powered editorial engine built with Handelsblatt Media Group in Germany. Both wins deepen Infosys's AI services engagement with European financial services and media clients.
26 May 2026
Indian IT firms collectively saw H-1B approvals fall nearly 40% YoY in FY26 to 11,041 across the top 6 companies.
TCS was the biggest loser. Infosys was the only firm to see a rise.
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