Cognizant has teamed up with Nvidia, a leader in AI chip technology, to make artificial intelligence more accessible and effective across various industries. This partnership is all about using Nvidia’s cutting-edge AI tech to drive innovation where it matters most.
During the Nvidia GTC 2025 event, Cognizant shared its ambitious plans to enhance its offerings in areas like enterprise AI agents and industry-specific large language models (LLMs). They’re also focusing on smart manufacturing with digital twins, building foundational AI infrastructure, and improving their Neuro AI platform.
The Neuro AI Multi-Agent Accelerator from Cognizant, powered by Nvidia’s NIM microservices, is set to help businesses quickly develop and scale AI systems. These systems are designed to support adaptive operations, enable real-time decision-making, and improve customer interactions.
Cognizant’s platform makes it easy to integrate with third-party agent networks and most LLMs, giving businesses the flexibility they need to adopt AI solutions. The main goal of this collaboration is to embed Nvidia’s AI technology into Cognizant’s enterprise tech stack, with active client projects already underway in multiple sectors.
Nvidia’s suite of AI tools, including NIM microservices, NeMo, Omniverse, and RAPIDS, will be part of Cognizant’s AI ecosystem, offering scalable solutions. Cognizant is also developing multi-agent systems using Nvidia technologies like Blueprints and Riva speech AI, focusing on modularity, adaptability, and security with human oversight.
Specific industry applications include automating insurance claims, handling appeals and grievances, and managing supply chains. Annadurai Elango, President of Cognizant Core Technologies and Insights, noted: “We’re seeing businesses move from proofs of concept to larger-scale AI implementations. Our work with Nvidia is about building and deploying solutions that speed up this process and deliver AI value faster to our clients by integrating foundational AI elements, platforms, and solutions.”
