McDonald's Plans AI Center in Poland for Global Operations

August 06, 2025
McDonald's is negotiating to establish a global AI center in Poland to support its worldwide operations, focusing on data management and engineering.

McDonald's is in discussions to establish a global AI center in Poland, aiming to enhance its data management and engineering capabilities for worldwide operations. This initiative is part of McDonald's broader strategy to implement artificial intelligence across 40,000 restaurants by 2027, focusing on areas such as sales forecasting, dynamic pricing, and operational efficiency. The company is currently testing AI tools in 400 locations in India, with plans to expand globally according to WBJ.

The AI system, developed in collaboration with Google Cloud and Accenture, utilizes edge computing to process data locally, ensuring faster responses and reduced costs. This technology not only aims to improve order accuracy but also monitors kitchen equipment and assists managers with scheduling. McDonald's move to establish an AI hub in Poland reflects its commitment to digital transformation and operational efficiency.

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