Monday, November 24, 2025

Enterprises can choose a cloud-based set-up or an on-premise set-up with enhanced security and controls.

Coforge, a global digital services and solutions provider,  has introduced Forge-X, a new engineering and delivery platform designed to support large-scale AI-driven software development. The company says the platform is built on agent-based AI principles and is meant to change how software is planned, built, tested, and maintained across the full development lifecycle. Forge-X has been created by the firm’s Advanced Engineering Services unit and follows an AI-native approach that runs through both software and product development processes.

Forge-X brings together tools, AI agents, and collaboration features in one system. The platform can coordinate work across teams in different locations and link with external systems, including Jira, LeanIX, Ardoq, and ServiceNow. It supports roles across the development chain, such as product owners, architects, developers, testers, and operations teams. Each step of the lifecycle is supported by automated and context-aware actions that aim to improve alignment with business needs.

Enterprises can choose a cloud-based set-up or an on-premise set-up with enhanced security and controls.

Sudhir Singh, CEO and Executive Director, Coforge said AI with its cognitive and generative capabilities, possesses the remarkable ability to revolutionise every facet of an organisation, including customer service, operations, research, sales and marketing, finance, and human resources.

"With Quasar, we seek to set up our clients to harness the transformative power of AI at scale, at speed, and without any limits," Singh said.

By - Aaradhay Sharma

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