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DXC Technology Company reports developments across enterprise technology services for global enterprises and public-sector organizations. Its news centers on quarterly results, bookings, margins, cash flow, segment performance and share repurchases, alongside updates in Managed Infrastructure Services, Application Modernization and Industry-Specific Software Solutions.
Company announcements also cover AI-led managed services and consulting initiatives, including DXC OASIS, Assure Smart Apps built on ServiceNow, Consulting & Engineering Services updates, partnerships, investor conference participation, and reporting structure across Consulting & Engineering Services, Global Infrastructure Services and Insurance Services.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) has launched DXC Workplace Services, an AI-native, people-centered workplace offering designed to improve employee productivity and experience while simplifying IT operations. Enabled by the DXC OASIS intelligent orchestration platform, it uses Human+ agentic AI workflows to anticipate employee technology needs and deliver proactive, multi-channel IT support across email, chat and voice.
According to DXC, Workplace Services is built on three principles—designing around people, orchestrating across existing technology investments, and being powered by Human+ agentic AI—and aims to deliver measurable outcomes such as up to 40% reduction in operational complexity, 60% fewer service desk calls, 50% of device issues resolved proactively, and 15+ hours of productivity returned per employee each month.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) announced a strategic partnership with Primary, under which DXC becomes the exclusive managed services provider for Primary's AI-native Zero Trust Unified Control Plane. The joint platform is designed to help enterprises and government agencies securely deploy and scale AI by governing how AI agents and enterprise AI applications access sensitive data.
Delivered through DXC's global cybersecurity organization, the offering combines consulting, implementation, integration, governance, and managed security services. It aims to secure AI agents, govern AI data access, strengthen identity and policy enforcement, reduce risk, support compliance and regulatory requirements, and increase visibility across users, data, applications, and AI agents, with a focus on highly regulated environments.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) has appointed Lisa Beaudoin as Chief Product Officer, effective immediately, reporting to President Paul Taylor. She will lead a newly unified product development organization across DXC’s portfolio, overseeing product strategy, engineering, lifecycle management, and market execution to support product-led, AI-centric growth.
Beaudoin previously served as Vice President, Platform Innovation and Automation and co-led the development and launch of DXC OASIS, an AI-powered orchestration platform now in production with 57 customers. Her mandate includes unifying product teams, tightening alignment with customer needs, and accelerating scalable offerings that support DXC’s Core and Fast Track strategies.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) reported Q1 FY27 revenue of $3.00 billion, down 5.1% year-over-year and 6.7% on an organic basis. EBIT was $207 million (6.9% margin), while adjusted EBIT was $150 million with a 5.0% margin, down 30.6% year-over-year.
Diluted EPS was $0.73; non-GAAP diluted EPS was $0.40, down 41.2%. Free cash flow rose to $314 million from $97 million, including $214 million from a litigation judgment. Bookings were $3.0 billion, up 5% with a 0.99x book-to-bill. DXC repurchased $70 million of stock.
By segment, CES revenue fell 1.2%, GIS declined 9.4%, and Insurance grew 1.9%. DXC maintained FY27 guidance, targeting $12.10–$12.35 billion revenue (organic decline 5.0–3.0%), adjusted EBIT margin of 6.0–7.0%, non-GAAP EPS of $2.40–$2.90, and raised FY27 free cash flow guidance to about $685 million.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) announced multiple leadership appointments effective immediately to support its AI-centric strategy and streamline global operations. Paul Taylor has been named President of DXC, succeeding Raul Fernandez in that role while Fernandez continues as CEO. Taylor will lead DXC’s approximately $13 billion global operating business, with end-to-end accountability for customer growth, commercial execution, profitability, and delivery across five geographic markets and three global offering businesses: Global Infrastructure Services (GIS), Consulting & Engineering Services (CES), and Insurance Software & Business Process Services (ISB).
Dan Gray has been appointed President of Global Infrastructure Services, moving from his prior role as Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for GIS, where he led a 45,000-person technical operations team and co-led the build and deployment of DXC OASIS. Current GIS President Chris Drumgoole will depart DXC for an external leadership role but will remain involved as a founding member of the company’s new CEO Advisory Council. These changes build on the recent appointment of Holly Grant as President, AI Innovation and Strategy & LabX, aligning DXC’s senior leadership around its Core and Fast Track strategies and AI-native product and platform development.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) announced a strategic partnership with ElevenLabs, an AI company focused on audio models and voice agents, to accelerate DXC's AI-first transformation. DXC will embed advanced voice AI across its global operations and customer solutions to enhance productivity, modernize engagement, and enable AI-driven service offerings.
DXC also participated in ElevenLabs' recent $500 million Series D funding round, which valued ElevenLabs at approximately $11 billion, deepening their strategic alignment. The partnership supports DXC's Fast Track innovation agenda and targets multiple areas, including enterprise productivity, customer experience, industry-specific solutions, and modern application engineering, backed by a joint go-to-market strategy and co-development via DXC's LabX and AI Platforms Engine.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) appointed Holly Grant as President, AI Innovation and Strategy & LabX, expanding her role leading the company’s AI-native product incubator and overall AI strategy. She will continue reporting to CEO Raul Fernandez.
Grant now oversees both LabX’s AI product incubation and the commercial side of DXC’s AI partner platform strategy via the AI Platforms Engine. The expanded LabX combines DXC offerings across Amazon Quick, Anthropic’s Claude and Microsoft Copilot, supported by a global workforce of tens of thousands of forward-deployed engineers embedded in customer environments. According to DXC, LabX will operate an open AI ecosystem so customers can choose preferred technologies while using DXC’s industry expertise and delivery capabilities to design, test and deploy practical AI solutions at scale.
DXC (NYSE: DXC) announced completion of a major transformation with Wilton Re, migrating over 400,000 life and annuity policies to DXC’s cloud-based Wealth Management Accelerator (wmA) platform.
The 20-year partnership has scaled Wilton Re from about 5,000 policies in 2005 to over 500,000 today, with DXC providing end-to-end BPS, supporting AI-ready operations and efficiency gains.
DXC (NYSE: DXC) opened a new 200,000-square-foot, AI-first Customer Experience Center in Bengaluru, one of its largest global delivery hubs. The facility combines customer collaboration zones, a flagship AI Hub, Cyber Range, Forensics Labs, Security Operations Center, and Network Operations Center to help enterprises move from AI experimentation to scaled deployment.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) launched DXC Private Cloud+, a hybrid private cloud powered by Dell infrastructure and operated by DXC OASIS. The platform targets regulated, data-intensive industries, blending public cloud-like flexibility and consumption pricing with private cloud security, governance, control, and support for traditional and AI workloads.
Offered in Core, Dedicated, and Government editions, it runs in DXC data centers, unifying VMs, containers, data, backup, resiliency, and private AI to help customers address data sovereignty, compliance, and multi-cloud integration needs.