Fulcrum Digital to create 10,000 AI agents from India development centre

Fulcrum Digital, which is into enterprise Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital transformation, said it would scale up its AI ecosystem to 10,000 AI agents this year from the current 170 , to power next-generation enterprise automation globally. 

As part of its expansion plans, the company said it would double its workforce to 3,000 employees to continue AI innovation and growth.

The company, which completed 25 years of operations said AI was soon evolving into Unified Intelligence (UI) and further to Intelligence Amplification (IA) to enhance human decision-making rather than replacing it. The company said it was now setting the stage for the next wave of AI innovation, that is Autonomous AI for enterprises.

Rajesh Sinha, Founder and Chairman, Fulcrum Digital, said, “We believe there are 5 stages to digital transformation of any organisation. When we had started on this journey 25 years ago, most companies were in the stage of digital infancy, unsure of what the perfect transformation looks like for their particular business.”

“Today with the growing popularity of AI among enterprises, we see enterprises accelerating towards the 4th stage of digital maturity. But in order to get there, AI adoption needs to be more than just about automation,” he said.

“True transformation lies in amplifying human intelligence which is where Intelligence Amplification (IA) becomes critical. With FD Ryze, we have been striving to create programs that enhance human expertise and decision-making at scale,” he added. “The next phase of this journey is Autonomous AI, where AI-driven agents evolve beyond automation to create self-optimising, intelligent workflows tailored to enterprise needs,” he further said.

Fulcrum Digital’s AI R&D hub in India is pioneering advancements in AI-driven solutions that work alongside human teams to amplify productivity, Mr. Sinha said.

The AI solutions developed by Fulcrum Digital are industry-agnostic and language model-agnostic, enabling enterprises to seamlessly integrate AI without overhauling their existing systems, the company said. These AI-driven capabilities are already delivering tangible business impact across key sectors such as financial services, insurance, and retail, unlocking millions in cost savings and operational efficiencies, it added.