Infosys and Harness Partner to Accelerate AI-Driven Software Delivery

Apr 8, 2026
Infosys and Harness have announced a strategic collaboration to integrate Infosys Topaz and Cobalt with Harness' AI Software Delivery Platform to enhance automation, governance, and reliability in enterprise software delivery.

Infosys and Harness have announced a strategic collaboration to accelerate AI-led software delivery transformation for global enterprises, announced in a press release.

The partnership combines Infosys Topaz Fabric and Infosys Cobalt with the Harness Software Delivery Platform to automate and standardize processes across the software lifecycle, from testing and deployment to governance and cost optimization. The goal is to improve productivity, reliability, and time-to-market by applying AI to all stages after code generation.

The two companies will provide integrated solutions for large-scale modernization and transformation programs, particularly in complex and regulated environments. Harness' delivery intelligence will be integrated with Infosys Cobalt cloud offerings to ensure consistent deployment across hybrid and multi-cloud systems.

Infosys CEO Salil Parekh said the collaboration will help enterprises build faster and more reliable delivery systems with governance built in, while Harness CEO Jyoti Bansal noted it addresses the challenge of maintaining secure and efficient production as AI accelerates code generation.

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