Kyndryl Opens First U.S. AI Innovation Lab in Dallas

Oct 1, 2026
Kyndryl opened its first U.S. AI Innovation Lab in the Dallas area and expects the site to create up to 300 jobs over four years.
Kyndryl Opens First U.S. AI Innovation Lab in Dallas

Kyndryl said in a press release that it opened its first U.S. AI Innovation Lab in the Dallas area. The company expects the Frisco, Texas, facility to create up to 300 jobs in AI, technology consulting and design engineering over the next four years.

Customers will work with Kyndryl staff on workshops, prototypes and engineering projects using the company’s Agentic AI Framework, consulting services and infrastructure expertise. A four phase process will cover customer immersion, collaborative design, building and planning, with the goal of moving AI workflows from initial concepts to working prototypes.

The lab will also house a team focused on technology for motor vehicle agencies and showcase Kyndryl’s Cyber Defense Operations Center capabilities. Kyndryl is working with NPower, Dallas AI, Tech Titans and other local groups on training in areas including prompt engineering and automation.

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