TCS and Google Cloud have launched a new Gemini Experience Center in Mexico City to help enterprises accelerate AI adoption and move from experimentation to implementing AI solutions.
The centre is TCS’ ninth Gemini Experience Center globally and its second in Latin America, following the launch of its first Latin American centre in São Paulo, Brazil, in 2025. The new facility is located at TCS’ Mexico City office and aims to help organisations develop AI solutions focused on innovation, productivity, and data-driven decision-making.
The centre is equipped with more than 3,000 industry- and context-aware AI agents built by TCS using Gemini Enterprise, according to the company. These agents are designed to integrate with customer environments and support use cases such as intelligent process assessment, fraud investigation for financial institutions, automated insurance claims processing, and generative AI-powered data acceleration.
“As AI reshapes how organisations compete and create value, unlocking its full potential depends on giving businesses the right environment to adopt and apply AI with confidence,” said Javier Carrique, Head of Partners and Alliances for Latin America at Google Cloud, in a statement.
TCS will combine its consulting, engineering and innovation capabilities with Google Cloud’s technology ecosystem at the centre. The companies said the facility will help organisations bridge the gap between AI experimentation and implementation while reducing the time required to achieve business outcomes.
The centre will support the development of industry-specific AI solutions across financial services, retail and consumer goods, manufacturing, healthcare and life sciences, and energy and utilities.
“The Gemini Experience Center, launched by TCS, brings advanced AI capabilities closer to enterprises in Mexico, helping them turn ideas into practical, scalable solutions,” said Marcelo Wurmann, CEO of TCS Latin America. “Together with Google Cloud, we are creating a space for organisations to explore how technology can transform their operations and add greater value.”
The launch is part of TCS’ broader strategy to expand its global network of innovation centres and support responsible AI adoption. TCS has operated in Mexico since 2003 and currently serves more than 260 clients through a workforce of more than 12,000 associates across Mexico City, Guadalajara, Querétaro, and Monterrey.
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