Capgemini Joins India–France Year of Innovation 2026 as Platinum Partner; Launches Cross-Border Digital Collaboration Platform
Capgemini’s digital platform connects innovators across India and France, enabling seamless collaboration, program updates, opportunity discovery and cross-border knowledge exchange under the Year of Innovation 2026 initiative.
Mumbai: Capgemini on Wednesday announced its platinum partnership with the India–France Year of Innovation 2026, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening bilateral collaboration in emerging technologies and innovation ecosystems.
As part of the partnership, Capgemini has developed a dedicated digital platform connecting innovators across India and France. The platform is designed as a unified environment where organizations can collaborate, access program updates, discover opportunities and engage in knowledge exchange.
The company said its selection reflects its global innovation capabilities and track record in building ecosystems that connect enterprises with emerging technologies, start-ups and academic institutions. Capgemini has also made significant investments in advanced technologies, including large-scale training in generative AI, positioning it to support complex, multi-stakeholder innovation initiatives.
Aiman Ezzat, Chief Executive Officer of Capgemini Group, said India and France are deepening collaboration in areas such as artificial intelligence, where both countries share strategic interests. He noted that 2026 represents a significant milestone in their innovation journey and said Capgemini combines technology leadership with ecosystem engagement expertise to enable structured and seamless collaboration across geographies.
With nearly 60 years of heritage and over 420,000 employees across more than 50 countries, Capgemini reported global revenues of €22.5 billion in 2025. The partnership underscores the company’s focus on leveraging AI, technology and ecosystem orchestration to translate cross-border innovation into scalable, real-world impact.
