The delivery center that was announced on Monday, will focus on business transformation, artificial intelligence, and cognitive business operations, offering a wide range of services.
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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) announced a new delivery center in Londrina, Paraná, Brazil, which is expected to generate over 1,600 jobs within the next five years.
The delivery center that was announced on Monday, will focus on business transformation, artificial intelligence, and cognitive business operations, offering a wide range of services.

Bringing the city’s workforce under one roof, the new centralized campus will enable collaboration and innovation in Londrina, where TCS has been present since 2018 with around 1,700 employees.
Carlos Massa Ratinho Junior, Governor of the State of Paraná, Brazil, stressed on the significance of TCS's investment in enhancing the state's development, particularly in digital technologies.
“This announcement by TCS is so important to us, because it involves a strategic area for the development of our state. I have come to India to learn more about the capabilities that the country has built in many areas, especially in digital technologies, where India is a global leader, and leveraging experiences from here we can deepen digitization of various services and products for the Brazilian economy,” Carlos said.
“The new delivery center in Londrina is a testament to our ongoing commitment to Brazil and our confidence in local talent. We are looking to double the number of associates in key areas such as Cybersecurity, Cloud, CBO, ITIS, AI, and automation, reflecting our dedication to innovation and excellence in technology services,” said Bruno Rocha, Country Head, TCS Brazil.
TCS has been present in Brazil for over two decades serving over 140 clients, with operations in Londrina, São Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro.
The Mumbai-based multinational IT services and consulting company operates in 150 locations across 46 countries. The company is a part of the Tata Group, and has a workforce exceeding 616,000 employees worldwide and is renowned global IT service brand.

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