Capgemini has partnered with Dai-ichi Life Holdings to launch a Global Capability Centre (GCC) in India, marking a major step in boosting the insurer’s digital strategy across international markets. The multi-year alliance focuses on scaling innovation through a skilled tech workforce and accelerating capabilities in AI, cybersecurity, and data intelligence.

The India-based GCC will follow a build-operate-transfer model, enabling Dai-ichi Life to scale its tech operations efficiently. Initially, the digital initiatives will serve markets like Japan, the US, and Australia, with expansion plans based on global needs.

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Capgemini will deliver a comprehensive suite of digital services, including advanced software solutions, AI integration, and cybersecurity frameworks.

Separately, Capgemini announced a partnership with Mistral AI and SAP to offer scalable generative AI solutions tailored for highly regulated industries. The trio will roll out over 50 AI-driven use cases across sectors such as finance, aerospace, and the public sector, ensuring strict compliance and data security.

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