Wipro expands its partnership with Google Cloud to accelerate enterprise AI adoption using the LIFT framework (Launch-Ignite-Flywheel-Transform) and Gemini Enterprise, integrated with Wipro Intelligence, WINGS, and WEGA to enable autonomous AI agents within multi-step workflows.

Among its 10,000 specialists, Wipro will deploy 1,500 Forward Deployed Engineers who can work on client sites to provide hands-on technology support.

Wipro plans to scale Gemini Enterprise internally and empower more than 10,000 AI-certified specialists, including the 1,500 Forward Deployed Engineers, to boost productivity and decision-making.

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Market dynamics around the exit include anticipated passive outflows from index funds, with analysts accounting for these moves ahead of the rebalancing date.

Wipro’s stock closed at 176.40 rupees on the NSE on August 27, 2026, down 0.54% for the day, with a 34% decline year-to-date and a 12% decline over six months; market cap was about 1.75 lakh crore rupees as of August 26, 2026.

Investors should watch AI adoption rates among enterprise clients and the stock’s performance through the September 2026 index rebalancing, which could influence passive selling pressure.

Two focal points for investors are the uptake of AI tools by enterprise clients and the stock’s behavior during the upcoming index rebalancing period.

Historical stock performance data is provided for context around Wipro’s share movement and valuation.

The partnership may bring short-term margin pressure due to upfront AI investments and upskilling, with profitability hinging on how quickly AI initiatives translate into revenue.

Disclaimer indicates the article is based on a regulatory filing submitted to the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).

Investors should consider potential temporary downward pressure on the stock as Wipro exits the Nifty 50 index on September 30, 2026, amid passive fund reallocations.