Deloitte has announced the establishment of its Asia Pacific Agentic AI Centre of Excellence (CoE), strategically positioned across India, Malaysia, and Singapore. This new hub is designed to propel the adoption of next-generation “agentic AI” across the region.
The CoE is supported by a robust team of over 6,000 experts and boasts a project pipeline exceeding USD 1 billion. Its primary objective is to assist businesses in scaling AI-powered transformations by integrating Deloitte’s profound industry expertise with cutting-edge technology platforms. The center will empower clients to design and deploy intelligent digital workforces capable of autonomous and adaptive operations, moving beyond traditional automation.
This initiative is Deloitte’s proprietary Zora AI stack, developed in collaboration with NVIDIA. This advanced platform enables digital agents to autonomously manage critical business functions in areas such as finance, procurement, and sales, promising high-speed and high-accuracy outcomes.
Furthermore, the CoE is set to fast-track innovation through rapid prototyping, providing access to reusable tools, and facilitating expert-led proof-of-concept development. Deloitte’s vision includes positioning India as a global epicenter for trusted, agentic AI innovation, leveraging the nation’s strong engineering talent and digital infrastructure to create scalable AI solutions for both local and international markets.
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