L&T Technology Services Partners With Cognite To Advance Engineering Intelligence With Industrial AI
Mumbai: L&T Technology Services (LTTS) announced on Tuesday, 24 September 2026, a partnership with Cognite, a global leader in Industrial AI, to enhance engineering intelligence. Partnership Details Under this collaboration, LTTS will work with Cognite through its Sustainability segment to develop and deliver joint industrial AI and data solutions for asset-intensive industries. This expands…
Mumbai, 24 September 2026 - L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has entered into a strategic partnership with Cognite, a global pioneer in Industrial AI, to bolster engineering intelligence. The collaboration aims to develop and provide joint industrial AI and data solutions tailored for asset-intensive industries. This new venture adds to LTTS's Engineering Intelligence portfolio, complementing Cognite's Industrial AI expertise.
LTTS has set up a dedicated Cognite Centre of Excellence and certified over 50 engineers to work on this initiative. The company is currently co-developing sector-specific solutions to cater to industries such as Oil & Gas, Chemicals, LNG, Consumer Goods, Mining, and Industrial Manufacturing on a global scale.
The partnership's inaugural project focuses on converting the manual mechanical-integrity process of a leading global oil and gas company into a contextualized, scalable digital workflow. This transformation is anticipated to enhance efficiency, expedite risk identification, and mitigate downtime and safety incidents.
Girish Rishi, CEO of Cognite, highlighted how Cognite's expansive industry reach complements LTTS's domain knowledge and engineering prowess. Amit Chadha, CEO and Managing Director at L&T Technology Services, emphasized that the partnership strengthens LTTS's capacity to deliver Engineering Intelligence by merging extensive engineering expertise with AI-driven industrial solutions.
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