Infosys Ltd. (NYSE:INFY) announced on Thursday that it is expanding its strategic collaboration with ExxonMobil Corp. (NYSE:XOM) to develop and deploy ExxonMobil Data Center Immersion Fluids, designed to improve energy efficiency and maximize available power in data centers.



The initiative builds on Infosys' broader push into energy innovation, decarbonization, and cross-industry partnerships as demand for high-performance digital infrastructure accelerates.



<h2>Technology Integration for AI Infrastructure</h2>



The partnership combines ExxonMobil's thermal management technology with Infosys Topaz, its generative AI-driven services and platforms, and Infosys Cobalt, its enterprise cloud suite. Together, these capabilities aim to deliver high-efficiency cooling systems capable of supporting rising workloads tied to artificial intelligence and High-Performance Computing (HPC).



Infosys Topaz is expected to enable real-time optimization of cooling operations, including predictive maintenance, improved energy efficiency, and scalable infrastructure performance. Infosys Cobalt will provide the secure cloud foundation required to deploy these systems across data center and enterprise environments.



<h2>Target Markets and Use Cases</h2>



Infosys said the collaboration will focus on scalable solutions for hyperscalers, global enterprises, and public sector organizations across industries such as financial services, telecommunications, manufacturing, energy, and government, reflecting the widening need for energy-efficient computing capacity.



<h2>Executive Commentary</h2>



Ashiss Kumar Dash, EVP &amp; Global Head – Services, Utilities, Resources, Energy and Enterprise Sustainability, Infosys, said, &#34;Our expanded collaboration with ExxonMobil marks a pivotal step in scaling next-generation solutions. By leveraging Infosys Topaz for real-time AI-driven optimization and Infosys Cobalt for secure, scalable cloud deployment with ExxonMobil's advanced energy expertise, we are addressing the urgent need for more efficient high-performance digital infrastructure. This collaboration has the potential to deliver measurable outcomes by reducing data center energy costs and carbon emissions, while empowering enterprises to scale responsibly and meet the demands of an AI-powered future.&#34;



Alistair Westwood, Global Marketing Manager, ExxonMobil Product Solutions Company, added, &#34;This collaboration reflects our commitment to innovation by allowing us to apply our energy and thermal management expertise to the evolving landscape of digital infrastructure. Infosys' suite of AI and digital services is enabling us to pilot and adopt infrastructure that is smarter, efficient, and more resilient.&#34;



Price Action: Infosys shares were down 2.86% at $15.31 during premarket trading on Thursday. The stock is trading at a new 52-week low, according to Benzinga Pro data. Exxon Mobil shares were up 0.05% at $154.60.



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Infosys and ExxonMobil are expanding their collaboration to develop advanced cooling technologies for data centers. The partnership aims to improve energy efficiency and support AI workloads by integrating ExxonMobil's thermal management technology with Infosys' AI-driven services. Targeting hyperscalers and global enterprises, the initiative seeks to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions in digital infrastructure. Infosys shares fell 2.86% to $15.31, while ExxonMobil shares rose 0.05% to $154.60.

- Infosys Ltd. is expanding its collaboration with ExxonMobil to develop Data Center Immersion Fluids aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in data centers.  
- The partnership integrates ExxonMobil’s thermal management technology with Infosys' AI-driven services to optimize cooling systems, catering to various industries, including finance and telecommunications.  
- This initiative is anticipated to address the increasing demand for efficient digital infrastructure by reducing energy costs and carbon emissions associated with high-performance computing.

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