Virtusa in the news

Virtusa is pivoting to an AI-led engineering model to reach $5 billion in revenue by 2030 while expanding into the semiconductor sector and Japanese market.

Virtusa won the 2026 Pega Partner Award for its digital transformation work and AI-driven solutions in the healthcare and life sciences sectors.

Dhanya Sajeeth has been promoted to Director at Virtusa, overseeing executive talent acquisition and strategic hiring after 18 years with the firm.

Virtusa has promoted 20-year veteran Latha Sabrish to Senior Director of Human Resources to lead workforce growth and leadership development.

Virtusa promoted long-time executive Latha Sabrish to Senior Director – HR to lead leadership talent acquisition across the Asia-Pacific region.

Virtusa released a study showing that only 14% of enterprises successfully leverage customer data and Agentic AI to drive significant revenue growth and operational efficiency.

Virtusa Corp is preparing for a potential $1 billion Indian IPO at a $7 billion valuation to facilitate an exit for EQT.

Virtusa enters a multi-year partnership with Wiley to manage its technology infrastructure and acquire its Sri Lanka operations to accelerate digital transformation.

Wiley is outsourcing its Sri Lankan tech operations to Virtusa to accelerate its AI transformation and reduce operational costs.

Virtusa is taking over John Wiley & Sons' Sri Lankan tech operations and infrastructure to drive the publisher's long-term digital transformation.

Virtusa achieved Leader and Star Performer status in the Everest Group Banking IT Services PEAK Matrix Assessment 2025 for its engineering growth and market impact.

Virtusa expanded its digital engineering capabilities by acquiring Indian semiconductor firm SmartSoC Solutions and its 1,400 engineers.

Virtusa secured its fourth consecutive Great Place to Work certification across seven countries, highlighting strong employee trust and inclusive workplace practices.

Virtusa successfully blocked a class-action race discrimination lawsuit after a federal court ruled the plaintiff lacked evidence regarding the size of the affected groups.

A federal court blocked a class-action discrimination lawsuit against Virtusa due to lack of evidence regarding the number of affected employees.

A federal court blocked a race discrimination lawsuit against Virtusa from proceeding as a class action due to lack of evidence regarding the number of affected workers.

Virtusa acquired Valentia Partners to strengthen its financial services consulting and digital asset regulatory capabilities in the UK and Ireland.

Virtusa expanded its digital engineering capabilities into the semiconductor market by acquiring SmartSoC Solutions to provide end-to-end silicon and cloud services.

Virtusa has acquired SmartSoC Solutions to provide end-to-end semiconductor design and chip-to-cloud engineering services.