Wipro Expands AI Capabilities with New GIFT City Innovation Hub

Wipro Ltd on Thursday, March 19, announced the launch of an innovation hub at Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City), aimed at enhancing its capabilities in delivering AI-driven solutions for global banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) clients.

Objective of New Facility

According to the company, the facility will focus on developing next-generation, consulting-led, and AI-first financial services solutions, aligned with its proprietary Wipro Intelligence platform.

The hub will cater to a wide range of BFSI needs, including digital banking, capital markets, regulatory technology, risk and compliance, and core platform modernisation. It is also designed to enable closer collaboration with clients, integrate AI into financial workflows, and scale secure, domain-focused platforms to meet the growing global demand for AI-led transformation in the sector.

The facility will initially accommodate 150 professionals, with the flexibility to expand capacity to 500 seats based on business requirements.

Wipro also highlighted that the expansion underscores its commitment to nurturing local talent in Gujarat, leveraging the region’s rapidly evolving technology ecosystem and skilled workforce.

Management’s Take on Business Development

Sanjeev Jain, Chief Operating Officer, Wipro Limited, said, “Wipro’s presence at GIFT City is a strategic investment to scale the impact of Wipro Intelligence™ for the global BFSI industry. By combining our consulting‑led, AI‑powered transformation and delivery capabilities with deep domain expertise and a strong innovation culture within a high‑quality talent ecosystem, we are enabling deeper client engagement and long‑term value creation. This expansion also reinforces our commitment to collaborate with the Government of Gujarat as we build future‑ready capabilities that support sustainable growth.”

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