Infosys and AWS unveiled a strategic collaboration to speed enterprise adoption of generative AI by pairing Infosys Topaz with Amazon Q Developer, aiming to boost internal operations and deliver client value across manufacturing, telecom, financial services, and consumer goods.

Devin can be embedded in client delivery models or installed directly in customer engineering environments to assist with brownfield engineering, legacy modernization, technology debt reduction, and ongoing production support.

Cognition, the team behind Devin, develops AI coding agents to empower engineers with collaborative AI teammates and ambitious goals.

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Market context shows AI-positive news often yields muted immediate stock moves, with Infosys’ stock showing selective reactions relative to peers.

The release includes standard boilerplate language typical of corporate communications.

No financial details are disclosed, but the partnership is framed as a major strategic step to scale generative AI adoption across enterprises.

Infosys Foundation and GOsports Foundation appear in related context, signaling broader corporate initiatives beyond the core AI collaboration.

The alliance has potential to impact both internal operations and external product and solutions offerings.

Infosys shares rose about 1.5% on the Bombay Stock Exchange after the announcement, contributing to gains in the Nifty IT index.

Intraday, Infosys moved higher to around Rs 1,633 on the NSE, reflecting market reaction to the news.