DXC Technology Opens AI Center in Warsaw

September 17, 2025
DXC Technology has launched a new AI Center of Competence in Warsaw, Poland, to accelerate enterprise AI adoption globally, announced in a press release.

DXC Technology has launched a new AI Center of Competence in Warsaw, Poland, announced in a press release. This center is part of DXC's expanding global network of AI hubs, which includes locations in Bulgaria, India, the Philippines, and Spain.

The Warsaw center employs 500 data and AI experts who collaborate with companies worldwide to leverage AI for innovation, operational efficiency, and cost reduction. One of the center's key projects involves working with Ferrovial, a global infrastructure company, to develop the AI Workbench platform. This generative AI platform aids organizations in scaling responsible AI across their operations, enhancing real-time management and safety standards.

The AI Center of Competence focuses on three strategic pillars: resilient cloud infrastructure, intuitive AI interfaces, and a centralized hub for research and development. This setup aims to help organizations fully harness AI's potential while maintaining high data security standards.

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