Overall, the updates highlight Infosys’s ongoing collaboration with Tennis Australia, its responsible AI commitments, and related stock market activity.

A separate report notes Infosys blocked a large NSE trade valued at about ₹966 crore, indicating substantial institutional activity and market confidence.

Executives emphasize that AI will elevate sport by amplifying emotion, stories, and connection, acting as a technology-driven amplifier.

Infosys provides a corporate overview highlighting its AI-first stance, sustainability commitments, and inclusive workplace.

Sustainability is central to the AO Fan Zone, with carbon-offset initiatives and reusable structures, alongside the Future Leaders Program for students to explore technology and leadership.

The Infosys Fan Zone at Melbourne Park features a climate-active footprint with a fully offset carbon footprint and recyclable structures, plus a Future Leaders Program for Year 9–11 students to learn about technology and AI.

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Infosys and Tennis Australia will run a Future Leaders Program at the Infosys Fan Zone to educate students on the technology powering a global sporting event.

In Q3 FY26, Infosys reported revenue of $4.63 billion, up 1.3% sequentially, driven by AI-led demand and a focus on large transformations and platform-driven growth.

Infosys and Tennis Australia are launching AI-first innovations for the Australian Open 2026, using Infosys Topaz to boost fan engagement, accessibility, and player/supporter experiences.

Keys to the Match, an AI feature, delivers three concise insights per player before each match by translating complex data into simple cues about tactics and strengths.

A BSE filing is referenced as the source of the AO partnership announcement.