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Tech Mahindra partners with SpaceXSI on AI coding

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Tech Mahindra partners with SpaceXSI on AI coding

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Tech Mahindra has partnered with SpaceXSI to incorporate its Grok Build AI coding agent into the IT firm’s engineering and application-modernisation services. The companies say the tools will help enterprises analyze and update legacy systems, generate and test code, shorten development cycles, improve code quality and boost developer productivity across the software-development lifecycle. They plan joint customer initiatives and employee training, targeting technology, telecommunications, financial services, manufacturing, healthcare and retail, with enterprise governance, security and compliance requirements in view. The partnership’s financial terms were not disclosed.

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