Shares of HCL Technologies Ltd, a major IT services provider, were trading in the red and 1% lower on 18 November despite the company announcing the establishment of an innovation lab in Santa Clara, California, in conjunction with Nvidia, to assist organisations in exploring, incubating, and scaling industry applications of physical and cognitive robotics.

The dedicated facility, which will be integrated with HCLTech’s global AI lab network, will combine the power of the Nvidia technology stack and its core platforms, such as Nvidia Omniverse, Nvidia Metropolis, Nvidia Isaac Sim, Nvidia Jetson, and Nvidia Holoscan, with HCLTech’s growing set of physical AI solutions, which include VisionX, Kinetic AI, IEdgeX, and SmartTwin, to help G2000 organisations experiment, incubate, and scale physical AI initiatives for increased competitiveness.

“Generative physical AI is set to revolutionise industrial automation, but bridging the gap from digital simulation to real-world deployment remains a critical challenge,” said Deepu Talla, vice-president of robotics and edge AI at Nvidia.
 
“By combining HCLTech’s global AI engineering capabilities with Nvidia’s cutting-edge platforms, this new collaboration marks a pivotal step in strengthening our synergy in the physical AI space. It empowers enterprises to reimagine physical operations, driving breakthroughs in robotics, automation, safety and operational intelligence, reinforcing our commitment to scaling AI-led transformation across industries and further deepening our strategic collaboration with Nvidia,” said Vijay Guntur, chief technology officer and head of ecosystems at HCLTech.

HCLTech’s physical AI solutions integrate robots, autonomous systems, and intelligent edge technologies with AI, simulation, and digital twins to help businesses increase productivity, resilience, and sustainability in real-world settings.

HCLTech now has numerous G2000 clients in this arena, including a top port firm, the world’s leading hi-tech player, and a mining corporation situated in Europe.

At 3:30 pm, the shares of HCL Technologies closed 0.87% lower at Rs 1,592.50 on NSE.

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