They will jointly offer "solutions and services" in the aerospace domain including design, testing, manufacturing and use of advanced computer-aided techniques, said senior Tata Consultancy Services official Reghu Ayyaswamy.

They also announced the launch the FLosolver Mk6 computing machine that is capable of a range of aerospace applications.

"There is a tremendous potential in services and solutions for the global aerospace industry," Ayyaswamy told reporters.

"Both firms are confident of making a significant impact in the international partnership through this partnership."

Tata Consultancy employs about 250 aerospace engineers while the National Aerospace Laboratories has 1,400 scientists working at its laboratory in southern Indian city of Bangalore, India's technology and aviation hub.

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