Infosys has opened a new Zurich hub to deliver enterprise AI services across Switzerland, positioning the site as a central point for AI‑first solutions, cloud migration and industry co‑creation. The office brings senior architects, data scientists and consultants closer to Swiss manufacturers, financial firms, life‑science companies and retailers, helping them accelerate AI adoption while meeting strict data‑privacy standards.
Strategic AI‑First Services Hub in Zurich
The Zurich location serves as a base for teams working with Swiss enterprises in manufacturing, financial services, life sciences, energy, telecom and retail. Central to the hub’s mission are Infosys Topaz, a generative‑AI portfolio, and Infosys Cobalt, a cloud‑migration suite that together enable scalable data processing, operational resilience and secure compliance.
Topaz Generative AI and Cobalt Cloud Solutions
Topaz delivers advanced generative‑AI capabilities that help clients create intelligent applications faster, while Cobalt accelerates cloud adoption through automated migration, platform integration and managed services. Together they reduce AI‑to‑value cycles and support the stringent data‑privacy regulations that Swiss businesses require.
Infosys Presence in Switzerland: A 25‑Year Journey
Since entering the Swiss market in the late 1990s, Infosys has expanded its footprint to include offices in Geneva, Basel, Baden, Lausanne and Baar. The new Zurich hub adds a physical anchor that brings senior architects, data scientists and industry consultants directly to clients, reinforcing a quarter‑century of local investment.
Expansion Across Swiss Cities
- Geneva – financial services and fintech focus
- Basel – life‑science and pharmaceutical collaborations
- Baden – Turbomachinery and propulsion expertise
- Lausanne – academic partnerships and research
- Baar – regional client support
Talent Development and Ecosystem Collaboration
Infosys continues to invest in the Swiss talent pipeline through its flagship InStep internship program, partnering with leading institutions such as EPFL and ETH Zurich. The program offers hands‑on experience with generative AI, cloud‑native development and data engineering, preparing the next generation of technology leaders.
InStep Internship Program
Interns work alongside senior engineers on real‑world projects, gaining exposure to AI model development, cloud architecture and industry‑specific solutions. This collaboration strengthens the local ecosystem and fuels innovation within the Zurich hub.
Impact on the Swiss AI Landscape
Switzerland’s strong manufacturing, fintech and life‑science sectors are increasingly adopting AI for competitive advantage. Infosys’s Zurich hub positions the company to capture growing demand by delivering AI‑driven transformation that aligns with Swiss regulatory standards and data‑security expectations.
Accelerating AI Adoption in Key Industries
- Manufacturing: Predictive maintenance and smart factory automation
- Financial Services: Fraud detection, risk modeling and personalized banking
- Life Sciences: Drug discovery acceleration and clinical data analysis
- Retail: Demand forecasting and customer experience personalization
Future Outlook: Emerging Technologies from Zurich
The Zurich hub will also serve as a testing ground for emerging technologies such as edge AI, quantum‑ready computing and industry‑specific AI models. Ongoing collaborations with Swiss research institutes aim to translate academic breakthroughs into commercial solutions, reinforcing Zurich’s role as a European AI innovation node.
Edge AI, Quantum‑Ready Computing, and Industry Models
By leveraging local expertise and cutting‑edge research, Infosys plans to pilot edge‑AI deployments for low‑latency applications, explore quantum‑ready algorithms for complex optimization problems, and develop tailored AI models that address the unique challenges of Swiss industries.
