As one of the first strategic service partners to OpenAI, HCLTech, a prominent worldwide technology firm, announced a multi-year strategic partnership with OpenAI, a leading AI research and deployment business, to propel large-scale enterprise AI transformation.
The groundwork for scalable AI innovation with OpenAI is laid by HCLTech's extensive industry understanding and AI engineering proficiency.
Through this partnership, HCLTech's clients will be able to take use of both HCLTech's foundational and applied AI services and OpenAI's industry-leading AI product portfolio for quick and extensive GenAI deployment.
HCLTech will also incorporate OpenAI's market-leading models and solutions into its proprietary platforms, industry-specific AI accelerators, AI Force, AI Foundry, and AI Engineering, as well as its industry-focused products and capabilities.
This comprehensive integration, which covers the entire AI lifecycle from enterprise-scale adoption, governance, and change management to AI readiness assessments and integration, will assist its clients in modernizing business processes, improving customer and employee experiences, and opening up growth potential.
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HCLTech will provide its staff with safe, enterprise-class generative AI tools by using ChatGPT Enterprise and OpenAI APIs internally.
Giancarlo “GC” Lionetti, Chief Commercial Officer at OpenAI, said HCLTech’s deep industry footprint and engineering capabilities position it well to support scalable, real-world GenAI applications. “They’re accelerating productivity and setting a new standard for how industries can transform using generative AI,” he adds.
The announcement is made as the need for AI-led transformation continues to climb globally, with businesses looking to use automation and intelligent technology to improve customer experiences, modernize operations, and open up new revenue opportunities.
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HCLTech, which serves customers in industries including financial services, manufacturing, life sciences, telecommunications, and public services, reported $13.8 billion in consolidated revenue for the 12 months that ended in March 2025.