EY Launches Databricks Center of Excellence in Mexico

September 02, 2025
EY has announced the opening of a Databricks Center of Excellence in Mexico City, enhancing its AI and data analytics capabilities.

EY has announced the establishment of a new Databricks Center of Excellence in Mexico City, announced in a press release. This move underscores EY's commitment to advancing data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. The center, part of EY Global Delivery Services (GDS) Mexico, will serve as a regional hub for developing Databricks-powered solutions, aiming to modernize data platforms and operationalize AI at scale.

The new center will join over 1,000 EY professionals certified in Databricks technology, focusing on data engineering, machine learning, and analytics to support clients across various industries. This initiative also strengthens the alliance between EY and Databricks, enhancing EY's ability to deliver innovative, data-driven solutions.

The launch follows EY's recent recognition at the Databricks Data + AI Summit 2025, where it received two Databricks Global Partner Awards for its achievements in delivering impactful solutions worldwide.

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