Infosys has embedded artificial intelligence into its software development workflows, with more than 80,000 employees now using AI-powered coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex and other developer tools, Chief Executive Officer Salil Parekh said during the company's first-quarter earnings concall. AI services contributed 8.2% of its overall revenue in the June quarter, with the business posting double-digit quarter-on-quarter growth for several consecutive quarters. Parekh said Infosys is witnessing strong demand across six AI-focused areas, including AI agents, process automation, data modernisation and AI-assisted software engineering, and is building a team of 6,000 frontier engineers over the next few years. To support enterprise AI adoption, Infosys is expanding its Topaz Fabric platform, which allows clients to use multiple foundation models while keeping their data within their own environments. Despite the AI momentum, Infosys trimmed its full-year revenue growth guidance to 1.5%-3% in constant currency, citing macroeconomic uncertainty and the impact of a one-time client decision.