India's TCS has opened Pace Studio in Sweden, marking the first such facility in the Nordic region.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a major Indian tech firm, has opened a new innovation hub called TCS Pace Studio in Stockholm, Sweden. 

This new facility, the first of its kind in the Nordic countries, aims to provide local businesses with access to cutting-edge technology and innovation.

Located within the Epicenter House of Innovation—a space that hosts over 600 tech companies—the TCS Pace Studio will help businesses explore and implement the latest tech advancements to speed up their digital transformation.

Oskar Gillström, Country Manager of Epicentre Stockholm, expressed excitement about the new studio, stating that it aligns with their mission to foster collaboration between businesses and innovative leaders in Sweden.

The Stockholm studio is the fourth TCS Pace Studio globally, joining others in Riyadh, Sydney, and Letterkenny. TCS also operates Pace Ports in cities like Tokyo, New York, and London. These centers are designed to support vibrant innovation ecosystems, offering businesses a place to work closely with TCS’s experts to quickly develop and launch new digital products and services.

The Pace Studio aims to support a startup culture by serving as a flexible incubator for solving problems and seizing business opportunities. It will provide end-to-end services, including consulting, design, and implementation, to help clients develop new ideas, build prototypes, and refine their strategies.

Shreerang Talekar, Head of TCS in Sweden and the Nordics, highlighted that this new studio reflects TCS’s commitment to contributing to regional business growth and technological advancement in Sweden and the Nordic region.