NEW DELHI: Technology services firm Apexon has announced the launch of a new Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence (AI CoE) in Hyderabad, marking a major step in strengthening its global artificial intelligence engineering capabilities and supporting enterprises in scaling AI-driven innovation.

The newly established hub will act as a strategic centre for developing next-generation AI solutions, focusing on emerging areas such as agentic AI, generative AI, data engineering and intelligent automation. The centre will bring together AI engineers, data scientists, platform architects and domain experts to design scalable AI systems that enable organisations to integrate artificial intelligence across their business and technology ecosystems.

Apexon said the investment in Hyderabad reflects the growing demand for enterprise-grade AI solutions and the company’s focus on building world-class AI talent and engineering capabilities in India. The city has emerged as a key technology hub, making it an ideal location for expanding global AI research, development and deployment initiatives.

The AI Center of Excellence will also play a critical role in advancing Apexon’s proprietary AI platforms and engineering accelerators. These include AgentRise, the company’s agentic AI platform designed to orchestrate intelligent AI agents capable of automating complex enterprise workflows and enabling autonomous decision-making. In addition, the centre will drive innovation around AlphaSuite, Apexon’s portfolio of engineering accelerators aimed at helping organisations modernise core systems, unlock value from enterprise data and accelerate digital transformation.

By combining advanced engineering capabilities with domain-driven innovation, the new centre aims to help enterprises move beyond isolated AI experiments and implement scalable, production-ready AI solutions that deliver measurable business outcomes. The facility will also support collaborative innovation programmes with clients and ecosystem partners, enabling organisations to build secure and responsible AI systems for large-scale deployment.

The Hyderabad AI CoE will further serve as a cornerstone of Apexon’s capability-building strategy. The centre will host advanced training programmes, hands-on AI and engineering labs, and innovation workshops designed to strengthen the company’s AI-first engineering workforce while equipping enterprises with the skills required to deploy modern AI solutions.

Commenting on the development, Sriniketh Chakravarthi, Chief Executive Officer of Apexon, said the company is playing an increasingly significant role in helping enterprises transition from AI experimentation to enterprise-scale adoption by combining advanced engineering platforms, deep industry expertise and a highly skilled AI workforce.

He noted that as agentic AI becomes central to enterprise transformation, the key opportunity lies in orchestrating intelligent systems that can reason, adapt and operate across complex business environments. According to him, the Hyderabad AI Center of Excellence will accelerate innovation in agentic AI architectures and platforms such as AgentRise, as well as Apexon’s AlphaSuite engineering accelerators, enabling organisations to unlock greater value from data, drive intelligent automation and scale AI across their operations.