Tata Consultancy Services bolsters its innovative AI platforms and solutions with NVIDIA accelerated computing to help retailers drive operational efficiencies, innovation, and growth
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions, has announced a strategic integration of NVIDIA accelerated computing into its retail AI platforms. This collaboration aims to empower global retailers with next-generation AI capabilities, enabling faster adoption, reduced costs, and enhanced operational agility.
TCS is embedding NVIDIA AI Enterprise software into its flagship retail solutions — including TCS Optumera™, TCS Omnistore™, and AI WisdomNext™ — to deliver transformative outcomes across store operations, supply chain management, and customer experience. The partnership leverages NVIDIA’s cutting-edge technologies such as computer vision, digital twins, and generative AI, combined with TCS’ deep domain expertise.
“Together with NVIDIA, we are setting a new standard for AI excellence, superior store operations, and dynamic supply chain management in an industry that demands constant innovation and agility.”
— Krishnan Ramanujam, President, Consumer Business Group, TCS
Retailers using TCS solutions on the NVIDIA stack can expect up to 75% cost savings, 20% productivity improvements, and real-time competitive intelligence. From intelligent video analytics reducing theft and wait times, to simulation-as-a-service optimizing store layouts, the collaboration is redefining retail innovation.
Azita Martin, VP & GM, Retail & CPG at NVIDIA, added, “Retailers are turning to AI to transform every step of their value chain. By integrating NVIDIA’s technologies into their platforms, TCS is helping retail organizations achieve greater agility and tangible value at scale.”
TCS’ dedicated NVIDIA business unit, recognized as a Rising Star at NVIDIA GTC 2025, continues to drive AI-led transformation across industries, backed by nine centers of excellence and a growing portfolio of 12+ solution offerings.
