Coforge Limited has strengthened its artificial intelligence portfolio with the launch of a new suite of AI-driven accelerators on the Coforge Quasar AI platform, the company announced in a press release dated December 1, 2025. The filing was submitted to stock exchanges under Regulation 30 of SEBI’s Listing Regulations.
The new accelerators are designed to enhance workflow integration, strengthen responsible AI governance, and enable enterprises to scale AI adoption across industries. Since its launch, the Quasar AI platform has recorded 300+ paid AI deployments, delivered 200+ industry-specific solutions, and built 20+ strategic partnerships, providing secure and governed access to AI models for thousands of users.
New accelerators introduced on the Quasar AI platform
The enhancements include five major accelerators:
- AgentSphere: An advanced marketplace enabling organizations to discover, deploy and orchestrate AI agents for workflow automation across functions and industries.
- Trust AI: Governance protocols and privacy frameworks for ethical and transparent AI adoption.
- LLM Router: An orchestration engine that selects the most effective large language model for each task, optimizing cost and performance.
- Model Garden: A centralized environment for developers to access diverse generative AI models for experimentation and integration.
- RAG as a Service: Managed Retrieval-Augmented Generation that grounds AI responses in enterprise knowledge bases for accuracy and contextual relevance.
These tools complement Quasar GenAI Central and the Quasar Marketplace, reinforcing Coforge’s unified approach to enterprise AI, ensuring scalability, integration and robust governance.
Strong impact reported across banking, travel, insurance and IT operations
According to Coforge, clients across sectors are already seeing measurable benefits from Quasar:
- Banking clients have seen a 9% reduction in defaulter lists and an 80% drop in manual compliance work.
- Travel clients reported a 60% reduction in ticket volumes through AI-driven self-service.
- Insurance clients cut submission intake times by 66%.
- Engineering teams improved developer productivity by 30%, boosted test generation fivefold, and IT operations saw resolution times fall by 60%, with support cost savings of up to 20%.
Leadership commentary
Coforge CTO Vic Gupta said the company is advancing from decision support to AI-powered decision execution, integrating new-age architectures and federated AI models directly into client workflows. Vikrant Karnik, EVP and Head of AI initiatives, added that the rapid uptake of Quasar reflects the platform’s alignment with enterprise outcomes and ability to scale beyond proof-of-concept.
Coforge, present in 25 countries with 33 global delivery centres, continues to focus on embedding AI, cloud, data, integration and automation technologies into enterprise transformation programs.
