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- Cognizant Forms 25,000-Person OpenAI Deployment Group
Cognizant formed the OpenAI Frontier Capability Group with more than 25,000 staff to deploy Codex and ChatGPT for clients. Its initial focus areas are writing software with Codex, moving mainframe systems to the cloud, and using AI agents in sales and customer service. Cognizant also says more than 21,000 employees have earned over 40,000 OpenAI training badges.
The Next Web · 🔥 0 - Cognizant dedicates 18,000 staff to Google Gemini agent push
Cognizant and Google Cloud have formed a Gemini Frontier Capability Group, with more than 18,000 Cognizant staff dedicated to building AI agents for clients on Google's Gemini as part of a wider deal between the two companies. The group will start in four areas — modernizing old systems, developer tools, business process automation and cyber defence — with the aim of moving AI agents from pilot projects into daily use. The companies called it a "substantial joint investment" but did not disclose financial terms; Cognizant also said more than 55,000 of its staff have completed a Gemini training workshop with Google Cloud and that it is rolling Gemini out to 100,000 employees this year, with plans to reach 200,000. Cognizant said it helped an unnamed retailer raise developer productivity by 40% and cut costs by 35% using Gemini, figures that have not been independently checked.
The Next Web · 🔥 0 - US bars Microsoft, Adobe and other IT giants from tech talent green card program
On October 8 the Trump administration suspended Microsoft, Adobe and several other major IT companies from a green card program that helps foreign tech workers obtain US permanent residency, accusing the firms of fraud. Labor Secretary Keith Sundling said the government will no longer accept new or pending permanent labor certification applications involving these companies; the affected group also includes Capgemini, Cognizant, HCL, Infosys, Tata and Wipro. Vice President JD Vance said companies must prioritize hiring American workers and said nine universities, among them Harvard, Yale and Stanford, will also be investigated; Microsoft responded that the overwhelming majority of its employees are American, and that about 80% of the roughly 6,000 H-1B petitions it filed last fiscal year were extensions or status changes for existing staff.
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