Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a global leader in IT services and consulting, has launched a modern Google Cloud Gemini Experience Centre (GEC) in Singapore. The centre is located inside TCS’ Singapore Global Innovation Labs.
This new facility offers a tech-focused space where companies from different industries can explore the possibilities of agentic AI. It helps organisations co-create, prototype, and scale innovative business solutions.
The GEC brings together TCS’ engineering expertise and Google Cloud’s advanced AI and cloud technologies to support rapid prototyping and scalable solutions. With this collaboration, Singaporean businesses can use Google’s Gemini models and agentic AI to increase agility, meet regulatory needs, and offer highly personalised customer experiences.
Companies across sectors like BFSI, retail, manufacturing, transport, and healthcare can work with TCS and Google Cloud to integrate AI throughout their operations. This will help modernise processes, strengthen security, and deliver more adaptive, customer-focused services. The GEC will also collaborate with organisations in Singapore and other regions to drive new AI-powered innovations.
Serene Sia, Country Director for Singapore and Malaysia, Google Cloud, “Our collaboration with TCS in Singapore through the Google Cloud Gemini Experience Centre demonstrates our commitment to helping enterprises unlock new possibilities with AI. The GEC provides a unique space where businesses can explore Google Cloud’s advanced AI technologies with TCS deep contextual expertise. The combined expertise of TCS and Google Cloud can help enterprises accelerate their digital transformation journeys, improving resilience, and enhancing customer engagement across industries.”
Punit Agarwal, Country Head-Singapore, TCS, said, “Singapore is a hub of innovation and digital adoption, and the new Google Cloud Gemini Experience Centre enables organizations to combine human expertise with agentic AI to reimagine their businesses. By leveraging this dedicated space, clients can accelerate the creation of industry-defining solutions across customer engagement, decision-making workflows, and operational efficiencies. This initiative with Google Cloud positions enterprises in Singapore to lead with confidence in an AI-enabled future.”
The new Google Gemini Experience Centre becomes another strong addition to TCS’ large innovation network in Singapore. For more than 40 years, TCS has invested heavily in research in the country. Recently, it also launched an AI-powered Research and Innovation Centre to speed up digital transformation for global businesses and strengthen Singapore’s position as a top technology hub in the Asia Pacific.
TCS plans to continue supporting Singapore’s growth by expanding its AI research through partnerships with universities and institutions, including Nanyang Technological University (NTU). These collaborations aim to boost talent, research, and innovation in next-generation technologies.
TCS has also set up the TCS GoZero Hub as an ASEAN Centre of Excellence. This hub focuses on research, innovation, and teamwork to develop sustainable technologies and help organisations move toward global net-zero emissions goals.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is a global technology and digital transformation company trusted by leading organisations around the world. Since it began in 1968, TCS has focused on innovation, strong engineering skills, and excellent customer service.
As part of the Tata Group, TCS aims to create long-term value for its clients, investors, employees, and society. It works with a clear purpose and strong commitment to responsible growth.
TCS has a talented workforce of more than 590,000 employees across 55 countries and runs 202 delivery centres worldwide. The company is recognised as a top employer across six continents.
With its ability to adopt and scale new technologies quickly, TCS has built long-lasting partnerships with its clients. Many of these relationships have lasted for decades, supporting businesses through every major technology shift — from mainframes in the 1970s to today’s era of Artificial Intelligence.
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