DXC Technology has launched a new AI Center of Competence in Warsaw, Poland, expanding its international network of AI hubs. The center brings together hundreds of experts to help enterprises accelerate adoption of artificial intelligence while ensuring innovation, efficiency, and security at scale.
DXC Technology, a Fortune 500 global IT services provider, has announced the launch of its latest AI Center of Competence in Warsaw. The center joins a growing global network of DXC facilities designed to accelerate enterprise adoption of advanced artificial intelligence solutions.
With 500 data and AI specialists already in place, the Warsaw team will collaborate with clients across industries to develop and deploy AI tools that streamline operations, reduce costs, and foster ongoing innovation. The initiative underscores DXC’s commitment to building a trusted framework for scaling responsible AI adoption within global enterprises.
One company benefiting directly is Ferrovial, a global infrastructure developer listed on the Nasdaq exchange with more than 25,000 employees worldwide. Ferrovial has partnered with DXC’s engineers in Warsaw to continue building AI Workbench, a generative AI platform aimed at combining consulting, full stack engineering, and enterprise-grade services into one system. The platform allows clients to design, scale, and manage custom AI solutions built around security and regulatory compliance.
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Ferrovial is now using AI Workbench to enhance real-time operational management and improve safety within its organization. The system is supported by intelligent agents capable of making immediate, data-driven decisions and adapting to changing conditions and regulations.
“We are excited to tap into DXC’s global engineering expertise through the AI Center of Competence in Warsaw,” said Javier Lázaro, Digital Hub Director at Ferrovial. “We are working closely with DXC’s engineers on the development of AI Workbench which we are already using across our organization to optimize decision-making and improve safety.”
Building Around Strategic Pillars
The Warsaw center is structured on three core focus areas: resilient cloud infrastructure, intuitive AI interfaces that enable accessible adoption within enterprises, and a centralized hub for research and development. These strategic pillars are intended to simplify cloud operations, protect enterprise data, and accelerate industry-driven AI innovation simultaneously.
According to Pete McEvoy, DXC’s Managing Director for Data & AI, the center aims to extend beyond technical delivery to create an ecosystem for continuous improvement that brings people, processes, and technologies together. “The AI Center of Competence is not just about building technology, it’s about creating a global ecosystem for continuous learning, collaboration, and innovation,” he said. “Our experts in Poland will work with colleagues and customers around the world to deliver solutions that drive meaningful transformation across industries and geographies. By bringing together the right people, refining processes, and leveraging cutting-edge technology, we ensure that our AI innovations are not only powerful but practical, sustainable, and truly impactful.”
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A Growing International AI Network
The Poland hub expands DXC’s global network of AI centers, which already includes locations in Bulgaria, India, the Philippines, and Spain. Each facility has been built to address scaling challenges posed by AI adoption and to modernize data management processes in highly regulated industries.
As businesses seek effective ways to introduce generative AI into daily operations, DXC’s model leverages decades of expertise in enterprise IT, cloud infrastructure, and engineering. This enables customers to experiment with AI solutions through platforms such as AI Workbench, adopt industry-specific AI agents, and embed responsible AI capabilities throughout their operations without compromising security or governance.
The company emphasized that its approach is focused not only on delivering transformative technology but also on maintaining high standards of data security and risk management, two critical concerns for enterprises seeking to expand their use of AI.
Scaling Enterprise-Ready AI
DXC positions itself as a partner for clients that want to operationalize artificial intelligence safely while achieving measurable business results. Whether through improving efficiency, enabling new levels of automation, or accelerating product development, the company’s growing AI workforce reflects industry-wide demand for platforms capable of bridging innovation with compliance.
By situating the new Center of Competence in Warsaw, a city rich with engineering and data science talent, DXC aims to expand its ability to serve clients across Europe and beyond. Together with its other AI centers worldwide, the Warsaw hub forms part of a larger unified strategy to help customers integrate real-world, practical AI solutions that address both immediate business challenges and long-term transformation goals.
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