In a press release filed with the exchanges on Tuesday, April 7, the company said that the partnership will integrate Infosys’ Topaz Fabric and Cobalt cloud capabilities with the Harness Software Delivery Platform.
This collaboration is aimed at improving productivity, streamlining software engineering processes, and reducing time-to-market.
Together, Infosys and Harness will offer integrated solutions designed to support large-scale modernisation and transformation programs, with a focus on complex, high-scale, and regulated environments.
Salil Parekh, Chief Executive Officer, Infosys, said, “As AI accelerates change, enterprises need delivery systems that are faster, more reliable, and governed by design. Our collaboration with Harness combines Infosys Topaz and Infosys Cobalt offerings to help clients unlock AI value and translate their AI ambition
into scalable, reliable execution – with trust and governance built in.”
Infosys explained that engineering teams often spend significant time on post-coding activities using fragmented and manual processes, which can delay releases and increase operational risks. Therefore, the collaboration seeks to address these inefficiencies by standardising and automating workflows from code to production through AI-led interventions.
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Jyoti Bansal, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, Harness, said, “As AI accelerates code generation, the real challenge for enterprises is ensuring that innovation reaches production safely and efficiently.”
He added, “By bringing Harness’s intelligent delivery platform together with Infosys’ deep enterprise expertise, we’re helping organisations deliver AI-driven software innovation with greater speed, predictability, and control.”
Ahead of the announcement, shares of Infosys Ltd closed at ₹1,340 on April 7, 2026, up ₹33.80 or 2.59% for the day. The stock has declined nearly 18% this year.
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