TCS Opens AI Operations Center in Mexico City

Tata Consultancy Services opened a new AI-focused operations center in Mexico City on Monday, marking the company's eighth facility in the country as it continues expanding its presence across Latin America.

The Indian IT services company plans to staff the facility with AI specialists and software engineers focused on emerging enterprise technologies. TCS expects the center to generate additional employment opportunities in Mexico over the next two years, adding to its existing workforce of more than 11,000 employees built over 22 years of operations in the country.

The new facility will offer services including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, internet of things, IT infrastructure, application development and cognitive business operations to both local and international clients.

"The launch of our AI-powered office in Mexico City marks a significant milestone in our journey towards delivering cutting-edge solutions for all our customers in the country," said Rajeev Gupta, Head-Nearshore LATAM and Country Head for Mexico at TCS.

Mexican Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard welcomed the expansion, stating that the investment and job creation demonstrate the strengthening relationship between Mexico and India. He noted that TCS's commitment contributes to Mexico's development as a center for technological innovation.

TCS serves more than 400 major clients in the Latin American region, including Cemex, Febraban, Banamex, and Bradesco. The company has received recognition as a Top Employer in Mexico for 11 consecutive years and holds various corporate responsibility awards.

The Mumbai-based company, which was founded in 1968, operates 202 service delivery centers worldwide with over 600,000 consultants across 55 countries. TCS has established specialized technology units throughout Mexico, including a Cognitive Business Operations Center in Guadalajara and a Threat Management Center in Querétaro.

TCS generated consolidated revenues exceeding $30 billion in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. The company's expansion in Mexico aligns with its strategy to strengthen operations across Latin America and position the region as a hub for digital transformation services.