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Cognizant Chosen as Ingenico's Global Strategic Technology Partner
Cognizant announced that it has been chosen by Ingenico as its global strategic technology partner. Under the five-year agreement, Cognizant has been tasked with embedding AI across Ingenico's infrastructure and operations, security and data to support the modernization of Ingenico's technology operations, including infrastructure, security, business and corporate applications and data systems, while providing managed services across end-user services, service desk, application support and engineering. Cognizant will support the consolidation and modernization of Ingenico's IT environment.
Cognizant and Google Cloud Expand Partnership with New Capability Group
Cognizant (CTSH) and Google Cloud (GOOGL) announced a "significant expansion" of their partnership to accelerate the adoption of agentic AI, including a new Gemini Frontier Capability Group. "The group brings together a dedicated global workforce that pairs Google's full-stack, enterprise-ready AI platform with Cognizant's domain, industry and engineering expertise as an AI Builder. Backed by more than 18,000 dedicated Cognizant associates, the new group represents a substantial joint investment and builds on the momentum created by Cognizant's dedicated Gemini practice launched in April 2026. The new group is designed to bridge the path from pilot to production, equipping enterprises with the ability to safely deploy resilient, enterprise-grade agents that can help drive measurable business value," the companies stated.
Cognizant Stock Rises to $62.52
Notable gainers among liquid option names this morning include Cognizant (CTSH) $62.52 +2.84, HP Inc. (HPQ) $31.12 +1.25, Salesforce (CRM) $243.50 +9.58, Meta Platforms Inc (META) $768.79 +25.83, and Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) $35.41 +1.15.
U.S. Labor Department Investigates Major IT Outsourcing Firms
Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling stated during an White House event that there are "ongoing criminal investigations led by the Department of Labor's inspector general" of "some of the largest IT outsourcing firms in the world," including Cognizant (CTSH), Infosys (INFY), Tata, Wipro (WIT), HCL, and Capgemini (CAPMF). Shares of the companies named are trading lower in New York following headlines from the event.
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