DXC Technology has launched a new AI Center of Competence in Warsaw, Poland, which will enable access to 500 data and AI experts, and joins a growing network of DXC AI Centers globally that includes similar hubs in Bulgaria, India, the Philippines and Spain.
The Center’s expertise in multiple industries help global companies use AI to drive innovation, streamline operations, increase efficiency, and reduce costs – and customers are already benefitting, including Ferrovial.
The company is collaborating with DXC’s full stack engineers at the new Warsaw AI Center to continue developing AI Workbench, a generative AI platform that combines consulting, engineering, and secure enterprise services to help companies scale responsible AI across their businesses.
Ferrovial is now using AI Workbench to enhance real-time operational management and elevate safety standards, and the solution leverage more than 30 intelligent agents capable of making real-time decisions, enabling quicker responses to evolving conditions and regulations.
“We’re now tapping into DXC’s global engineering expertise through the AI Center of Competence Center in Warsaw,” said Javier Lázaro, Digital Hub Director, 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.”
DXC’s AI Center of Competence is built around three strategic pillars: resilient cloud infrastructure, intuitive AI interfaces, and a centralised hub for Research & Development, allowing companies to maximise use of AI, simplify cloud operations, and maintain the highest data security standards globally.
