LTM (formerly LTIMindtree) on February 26 announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to support the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) in modernising India’s national tax analytics platform under the Insight 2.0 initiative.
The seven-year national mandate aims to strengthen tax administration through scalable artificial intelligence and advanced analytics.
As part of Insight 2.0, LTM will deploy a secure cloud environment powered by NVIDIA AI infrastructure to streamline workloads and deliver real-time insights for CBDT.
LTM said its BlueVerse platform will serve as the intelligence backbone of the programme, enabling AI integration across operational layers of the tax platform.
The initiative will support capabilities including a smart citizen portal, automated campaign management, enhanced case workflows, and AI-driven helpdesk assistance.
According to the company, the BlueVerse platform is designed to provide a seamless citizen interface to improve governance, reduce leakages, strengthen compliance, and elevate the taxpayer experience.
“We are excited to work with NVIDIA and contribute to this critical public service program. This collaboration combines NVIDIA’s deep AI expertise with LTM’s BlueVerse platform and lays the foundation for transparent, resilient, and citizen-friendly tax administration at scale,” said Gururaj Deshpande, Chief Delivery Officer, LTM.
“Full-stack AI and accelerated computing are unlocking unprecedented efficiencies to modernise tax operations in India,” said Yogesh Agrawal, VP of Data Center GPU Business, NVIDIA.
“By integrating NVIDIA AI infrastructure with LTM’s BlueVerse platform, this collaboration enables secure, high-performance, and scalable AI-driven digital governance for a program of national importance.”
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