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Wipro Teams Up with IISc for AI & Quantum Research | AIM
Both will set up a joint research program focused on quantum computing, advanced AI models, secure digital infrastructure, and new approaches to autonomous networks. Wipro has partnered with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and the Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID) to
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Wipro partners with IISc to drive research, innovation in frontier technologies
The collaboration, which will be supported by Wipro Intelligence's suite of AI-powered solutions, platforms, and offerings, aims to drive breakthroughs in agentic AI, embodied AI, quantum AI, and quantum-safe solutions to help enterprises build more secure, adaptive, and autonomous digital
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IT services giant Wipro has announced a strategic partnership with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to advance research in frontier technologies including agentic AI, embodied AI, quantum computing, and quantum-safe solutions. The collaboration aims to accelerate enterprise transformation across multiple sectors.
IT services major Wipro has announced a comprehensive partnership with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and the Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID) to advance research and innovation in frontier technologies
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. The collaboration aims to accelerate breakthroughs in cutting-edge areas including agentic AI, embodied AI, quantum AI, and quantum-safe solutions to help enterprises build more secure, adaptive, and autonomous digital operations.
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Under the agreement, Wipro and IISc will establish a joint research program focused on quantum computing, advanced AI models, secure digital infrastructure, and new approaches to autonomous networks
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. The program will bring together senior faculty, researchers, and scientists from IISc with Wipro's engineers, architects, and technologists to work on solutions with real-world impact.Specific areas of collaboration include autonomous network intelligence and next-generation agentic AI to help telecom and connectivity-driven sectors, particularly for future 6G environments
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. The partnership will also focus on agentic and embodied AI for real-world and simulated environments, manufacturing, and robotics applications, as well as advanced optimization and secure computing models to strengthen enterprise resilience across financial services, energy, supply chain, and critical infrastructure sectors1
.The partnership builds on a longstanding relationship between Wipro and IISc, dating back to 1979 when the two institutions first partnered on the design and development of microprocessor-based mini-computer systems
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. This historical collaboration provides a strong foundation for the current expanded partnership.Wipro Chief Technology Officer Sandhya Arun emphasized the strategic importance of the alliance, stating that by combining IISc's strengths in advanced technical research with Wipro's experience in applied innovation and industry solutions, they aim to address complex challenges and high-impact opportunities that global enterprises face in an increasingly fast-evolving technology landscape
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The collaboration will enhance Wipro's ability to deliver next-generation AI-powered capabilities across sectors such as telecom, manufacturing, financial services, and healthcare
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. The partnership is expected to accelerate the development of industry-ready platforms, scalable models, and new intellectual property, which will be made available to clients through Wipro's WINGS and WEGA delivery platforms, industry-specific solutions, and innovation offerings as part of Wipro Intelligence2
.For IISc, the partnership supports expanded research capacity, deeper industry validation, and opportunities for technology transfer and commercialization
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. IISc Dean Rajesh Sundaresan noted that the current partnership strengthens the institute's ability to advance research in intelligent systems, digital infrastructure, and secure computing. The Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID), a non-profit established by IISc in 2020, will facilitate connections between stakeholders and IISc's deep science and technology expertise2
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