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Hexaware Expands AWS Tie-up for AI-Enabled Software Solutions

Hexaware Expands AWS Tie-up for AI-Enabled Software Solutions

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CNBC TV18•24-02-2026, 18:53

Hexaware Expands AWS Tie-up for AI-Enabled Software Solutions

•Hexaware Technologies Ltd announced an expanded collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) on February 24.
•The partnership aims to launch AI-enabled software development lifecycle (SDLC) solutions for enterprises.
•Hexaware will integrate its RapidX platform with Kiro, an agentic integrated development environment, to streamline code production.
•The offering is designed to reduce time-to-market, improve developer productivity, and modernize legacy applications.
•Solutions will be deployed within customer AWS environments, with private large language model options via Amazon Bedrock.

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