Tech Mahindra and StackGen Partner on Agentic AI for Enterprise Cloud

Jun 2, 2026
Tech Mahindra and StackGen have announced a partnership to integrate StackGen's Aiden platform into Tech Mahindra's cloud delivery services, offering enterprises AI-powered automation, observability, and governance across cloud infrastructure operations.

Tech Mahindra and StackGen have announced a partnership to deliver StackGen's Aiden Autonomous Operations Platform through Tech Mahindra's global cloud delivery practice, according to a press release. The collaboration aims to provide enterprise clients with AI-powered automation and governance across cloud infrastructure, site reliability engineering, and observability.

StackGen's Aiden platform includes modules for infrastructure automation, SRE, and observability. The tools are designed to reduce manual provisioning, improve incident management, and consolidate monitoring systems into a single managed platform. The integration allows enterprises to automate infrastructure provisioning and policy enforcement while maintaining compliance and cost controls across multiple cloud environments.

Through this partnership, Tech Mahindra will offer the Aiden platform to its enterprise customers as part of its cloud delivery services. The joint solution is available immediately, with enablement programs and customer success initiatives planned for the second quarter of 2026.

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