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DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) has appointed Ramnath Venkataraman as President of Consulting & Engineering Services (CES), reporting directly to CEO Raul Fernandez. Venkataraman joins DXC after a 30-year career at Accenture, where he was a member of the Global Management Committee and oversaw global technology sales and Advanced Technology Centers.

As CES President, Venkataraman will lead a division of 50,000 engineers and consultants, focusing on accelerating customer innovation through AI, application modernization, and data analytics. His appointment reinforces DXC's commitment to strengthening its leadership team and enhancing service delivery to global customers.

DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) has been awarded the HPE Networking Momentum Partner of the Year 2025 by Hewlett Packard Enterprise. This recognition highlights DXC's excellence in delivering networking solutions and achieving outstanding business outcomes for customers.

The award acknowledges DXC's successful collaboration with HPE, particularly through partnerships with Pensando and Aruba, which led to the development of DXC Secure Network Fabric—a software-defined hybrid cloud networking solution. Notably, DXC was also named HPE Aruba Networking Global System Integrator of the Year in 2024.

DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) has officially opened its new office in Farnborough, UK, establishing a dedicated Aerospace and Defense Hub. The state-of-the-art facility consolidates teams from Aldershot and Hook into a single location, reinforcing DXC's commitment to innovation and customer success.

The company, which employs over 6,500 people in the UK, aims to create local workforce opportunities, including positions for armed forces veterans, reservists, and early-career professionals through the DXC UKI Academic Programme. This opening follows DXC's recent expansion in Toronto and is part of a broader growth strategy that includes office expansions in New York City, Miami, and London.

DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) and Thought Machine have announced a strategic partnership to launch a joint solution aimed at accelerating digital transformation for small and midsize banks. The collaboration combines DXC's industry expertise and management services with Thought Machine's cloud-native banking platforms - Vault Core and Vault Payments.

The integrated solution enables banks to modernize legacy systems, launch new financial products in hours instead of weeks, and improve operational efficiency. DXC, which manages 250 million customer deposit accounts and processes 275 million cards daily across 475 banks, will provide end-to-end Business Process Services capabilities while leveraging Thought Machine's configurable technology.

DXC Technology has secured a multi-year agreement with Carnival Cruise Line to manage the cruise operator's core IT infrastructure across its global operations. The partnership covers shipboard systems, shoreside offices, and port facilities for Carnival's 29-ship fleet. DXC will provide comprehensive services including workplace support, IT service management, infrastructure operations, and security risk management. The solution features enhanced cybersecurity, expert staffing, automation support, and a scalable model. This collaboration aims to improve operational efficiency, enhance employee productivity, and ensure a seamless experience for millions of cruise guests annually. The partnership represents a significant expansion of DXC's presence in the hospitality and travel sectors.

DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) has been recognized as a leader in NelsonHall's 2025 Cognitive & Self-Healing IT Infrastructure Management NEAT evaluation. The company achieved leadership positions across all four market segments: Overall, Server-Centric Services Capability, Cognitive Service Desk Capability, and AI Capabilities. DXC's AI strategy focuses on intelligence augmentation, embedding GenAI across client operations and internal processes. The company's vendor-agnostic approach allows clients to leverage optimal IP and LLM solutions for their specific needs. DXC's self-healing IT infrastructure combines intelligent automation with human expertise to deliver proactive incident prevention, root-cause analysis, and real-time remediation, helping organizations minimize downtime and enhance operational efficiency.

DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC), a Fortune 500 global technology services provider, has been named to Newsweek's America's Greatest Workplaces list for the second consecutive year. The recognition underscores DXC's people-first strategy and commitment to fostering a supportive workplace environment for its 120,000 global employees. The company's workplace excellence is demonstrated through various initiatives including talent development programs, reskilling opportunities, and the DXC Dandelion Program supporting neurodivergent individuals in IT careers. The selection process, conducted by Newsweek and Plant-A Insights Group, involved over 250,000 employee interviews, company reviews, and analysis of more than 120 key performance indicators.

DXC Technology has partnered with ISA Vías to implement a Digital Twin platform on Chile's Ruta del Maipo highway, which serves over 7 million vehicles monthly. The platform creates a real-time virtual model of the physical roadway, enabling simulation of emergency scenarios without disrupting traffic. The technology allows operators to train, test protocols, and refine response strategies, while providing real-time insights for traffic flow optimization and predictive maintenance. ISA Vías plans to expand the implementation to more highways and tunnels across Latin America, setting a new standard for infrastructure safety and management. The collaboration demonstrates DXC's commitment to leveraging AI and innovative technology to transform critical infrastructure and improve transportation safety.

DXC Technology has relaunched its DXC Fast RISE with SAP service in Mexico, leveraging Microsoft Azure's local datacenter region. The service enables Mexican organizations, especially in regulated sectors like banking and insurance, to migrate their SAP environments to the cloud while maintaining local data residency. The solution promises SAP S/4HANA Cloud migration in under 12 months, offering end-to-end cloud migration services, business process optimization, and continuous improvement of SAP workloads. This initiative builds on DXC's global partnership with SAP, supported by 15,000+ SAP professionals worldwide, and has been successfully implemented by companies like Energy Harbor and Whitehaven Coal.