Infosys stock spotlights AI digital twins at Vienna energy event

Infosys is using Enlit Europe 2026 in Vienna to put its AI-led energy-network technology in the spotlight. The company’s official event page lists the conference from November 10 to 12 and highlights a session on AI-enabled digital twins for intelligent grids and energy-network resilience.

Infosys stock traded at 11.03 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 09:34 CET on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

Digital twins move toward utility decisions

The featured panel took place on Wednesday, November 11, from 10:25 to 10:55 CET at the Digitalization: Data & Protection Hub in Hall B. Infosys Vice President Kush Sharma joined Nils Scheller, Vice President Energy Networks Digital at E.ON, and Simon Koopmann, co-founder and chief executive of Envelio.

According to Infosys, the discussion centered on how digital twins can help utilities handle increasingly complex networks. The company said the technology can support grid planning, strengthen resilience and improve investment decisions by combining real-time data, artificial intelligence and workflow automation.

The agenda also covered data quality, system integration, governance, trust and skills. Those issues are important for investors because the commercial value of digital-twin projects depends not only on software capabilities but also on whether utilities can integrate the technology into daily operations and scale it across their networks.

Infosys describes the event as part of its broader digital-services and consulting offering. The company says it works with clients in 59 countries and uses cloud and AI capabilities to support digital transformation. The Vienna appearance therefore adds visibility for a strategic technology area, but the event page does not provide a contract value, revenue figure or financial forecast.

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