Grid Dynamics Holdings, Inc. announced an AI-native modernization service offering on Microsoft Azure, powered by its GAIN Platform for SDLC. The offering targets large enterprise clients running mission-critical, high-transaction-volume legacy environments. By tackling their biggest roadblocks?technical debt and legacy licensing costs?it addresses a market segment known for larger contracts and stronger margins.

Microsoft reported that Azure revenue surpassed $75,000 million in Fiscal year 2025, up 34% year-over-year, reflecting strong and accelerating enterprise migration demand. Grid Dynamics, a Microsoft Azure specialized partner with five advanced specializations, including Infra and Database Migration, is built to capture this opportunity. Through the Azure Accelerate program, Grid Dynamics clients benefit from free Microsoft deployment assistance, Azure credits, partner funding, and funded migration assessments, removing the financial and technical barriers that typically slow large-scale modernization efforts.

At the core of the offering is the GAIN Platform for SDLC: Grid Dynamics' proprietary combination of expert human talent, AI-enabled processes and tooling, built for the scale and complexity of Fortune 1000 enterprises. This platform has been internally benchmarked to accelerate project delivery by over 30% and enables outcome-based pricing aligned directly to performance. Applied to Azure legacy modernization, it compresses migration timelines and ties Grid Dynamics pricing to outcomes, which can lead to higher delivery margins.

Grid Dynamics extends its AI delivery model to Azure, drawing on extensive expertise in application migration for Fortune 1000 companies. The GAIN Platform for SDLC includes GenAI-powered data migration automation that converts legacy SQL, pipeline orchestration, and data schemas from platforms including Teradata, Informatica, and Oracle directly to Azure-native equivalents. This reduces the manual effort that typically drives multi-year timelines and cost overruns on enterprise modernization programs. In the first quarter of 2026, AI represented 29% of the company?s revenue.

This was up from 25% in Fiscal year 2025 and was driven by deployments across industry verticals, including Technology, Financial Services, CPG, and Manufacturing.