This collaboration merges Wipro’s consulting-oriented strategy and its AI-enhanced Wipro Intelligence solutions—Industrial-AssetsAI and UpstreamAI—with Kongsberg Digital’s Industrial Work Surface solution. The goal of this joint offering is to facilitate more dependable, efficient, and safer operations within intricate asset networks.
Together, Wipro and Kongsberg Digital will provide companies with a cohesive environment that integrates physics-based engineering models, real-time operations, and enterprise AI.
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Once implemented, the joint solution will act as a digital twin that mirrors real-time conditions across plants, grids, and distributed assets. By unifying simulation, data, AI, and automation within a single framework, Wipro and Kongsberg Digital will assist companies in simplifying digital transformation and enhancing operational resilience.
Srikumar Rao, Managing Partner and Global Head of Engineering at Wipro Ltd, stated, “The foundation of this collaboration is a mutual vision to reimagine how industrial intelligence is conceived and applied.
By merging our extensive domain knowledge in Energy & Utilities with the Wipro Intelligence™ solutions and Kongsberg Digital’s digital twin platform, we are integrating AI, engineering, and operational insights. This will empower enterprises to incorporate autonomy into their operations, enabling them to anticipate changes, manage complexities, and build resilience on a large scale.”
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Under this agreement, Wipro and Kongsberg Digital will pursue a collaborative roadmap to enhance AI-powered digital twin capabilities across Energy & Utilities sectors, assisting asset-intensive organizations in accelerating innovation, bolstering operational resilience, and achieving lasting improvements in performance, safety, and sustainability.”
Shane McArdle, CEO of Kongsberg Digital, remarked, “By merging Kongsberg Digital’s Industrial Work Surface—which is currently utilized in some of the energy industry’s most intricate assets—with Wipro’s AI-driven platforms and solutions, this partnership will amplify our established digital twin capabilities at scale, enabling clients to transition from insight to operational impact more quickly.”
Wipro Ltd shares concluded at ₹199.55, down ₹3.40, or 1.68%, on the BSE.
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(Edited by : Jomy Jos Pullokaran)
First Published: Apr 24, 2026 4:25 PM IST
