TCS Opens New Delivery Centre in France to Drive AI-Powered Transformation for the Aerospace and Defence Industries

Tata Consultancy Services has inaugurated a new delivery center in Toulouse, France.

The delivery centre will facilitate AI-driven transformation and foster innovation to improve aircraft design, manufacturing, and maintenance processes for European clients. This includes enhancing fuel efficiency, developing advanced materials for lighter aircraft structures, and implementing predictive maintenance to minimize downtime, improve safety, and redefine the passenger experience of the future. This delivery centre is strategically located in Blagnac near Toulouse Airport to be closer to customers in the aerospace industry. This is TCS’ fourth delivery center in France after Lille, Poitiers, and Paris-Suresnes.

TCS has been present in France for the past 30 years, working closely with some of the largest European businesses. It supports CAC 40 companies and large enterprises in their digital transformation journeys, with a consistent track record of delivering value and innovation. It has ramped up investments in the country and its skilled workforce in the past few years and plans to double its workforce in the region. Recently, the company launched its cutting-edge innovation hub TCS Pace PortTM in Paris, a reflection of its long-term commitment to fostering economic growth in the region.

By adopting a ‘glocal’ approach—combining local engagement with global capabilities—TCS aims to replicate the success of its existing delivery hubs in Lille, Poitiers, and the Paris region. In 2024, TCS ranked first in customer satisfaction for the sixth consecutive year in an independent survey by Whitelane Research.

The delivery center in Toulouse will play a pivotal role in accelerating recruitment in the region, leveraging the local talent pool, academic partnerships, and TCS’ existing capabilities in France. As a certified Top Employer in France, TCS is committed to fostering talent development and promoting innovation, particularly through strong collaborations with leading schools and universities such as Pôle Léonard de Vinci and EPITA. These partnerships aim to equip future generations with the skills needed to thrive in an evolving digital landscape.