DXC Technology has announced the launch of DXC Engineering, a dedicated service offering positioned as a foundational pillar within its Consulting & Engineering Services (CES) business. Built on the digital engineering heritage of Luxoft, which DXC acquired in 2019, the new entity combines industry expertise, AI-driven engineering capabilities, and intelligent system design to support enterprise transformation across multiple industries.
DXC Engineering includes more than 11,000 specialized engineers delivering mission-critical solutions for sectors including Financial Services, Automotive, Manufacturing, Telecommunications, and Energy.
DXC Engineering is designed to help enterprises transition toward software-defined intelligent systems that integrate AI, automation, and real-time operational capabilities. The company positions the launch as a strategic move to strengthen its engineering-driven innovation model and expand investments in AI-enabled enterprise transformation.
"With DXC Engineering, we are making a deliberate bet and doubling down on DXC's unique engineering DNA. We are in the early stages of the software-defined era, and the time is now for customers to turn R&D into software-defined intelligent systems that will help them win in the marketplace," said Ramnath Venkataraman, President, Consulting & Engineering Services, DXC Technology.
"Our customers look to DXC to design, build, and operate intelligent systems at scale, especially in environments where failure is not an option, and DXC Engineering will accelerate that capability just at the moment it's needed most in the marketplace."
The company stated that DXC Engineering combines technical execution with deep industry-specific expertise, enabling enterprises to modernize mission-critical systems while accelerating AI integration.
DXC Engineering operates across a broad range of enterprise technology environments, supporting both packaged software integration and the development of proprietary intelligent systems.
DXC Engineering supports trading, treasury, risk, payments, digital banking, and regulatory systems used by global financial institutions. The company currently serves 17 of the world’s top 20 banks and supports more than 350 banking and capital markets clients across 70 countries.
DXC also highlighted its position as the world’s largest Murex implementation practice.
Within the automotive sector, DXC Engineering leverages its proprietary AMBER software framework to accelerate vehicle software development and reduce infotainment system costs.
According to DXC, AMBER can reduce vehicle software development cycles by up to 50% and infotainment costs by up to 30%. The company currently supports software systems deployed in more than 50 million vehicles worldwide.
The engineering unit also focuses on telecom network modernization, AI-enabled operational platforms, Smart Manufacturing, and industrial engineering solutions designed to improve operational resilience and infrastructure intelligence.
DXC stated that the combination of integration expertise and bespoke engineering enables enterprises to execute large-scale transformation initiatives with greater precision and scalability.
A key focus area for DXC Engineering is the convergence of AI, hardware, and software through what the company describes as Physical AI-enabled intelligent systems.
DXC Engineering has established a partner ecosystem that includes silicon providers, AI compute leaders, financial technology platforms, and domain-specific startups. The company specifically highlighted collaborations with NVIDIA to integrate embedded computing capabilities into autonomous and AI-driven systems.
DXC Engineering applies AI across both enterprise and physical operational environments, including:
The company describes Physical AI as the engineering discipline where AI, hardware, and software operate together in real-world environments requiring reliability, safety, and intelligent automation.
DXC Engineering currently operates across more than 29 countries and 51 delivery locations, supported by client-facing teams across North America, Europe, and APJMEA regions.
The company stated that it has delivered more than 3,000 projects across industries and currently supports over 150 enterprise clients outside of its financial services and automotive operations.
As enterprises continue investing in AI-powered automation, software-defined infrastructure, and intelligent operational systems, DXC Engineering aims to strengthen DXC Technology’s position in large-scale digital engineering and enterprise AI transformation markets.
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