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To own DXC, you need to believe its pivot toward AI-led consulting and engineering can eventually offset ongoing organic revenue declines and pressure in its legacy infrastructure business. The Melkote and Iyer appointments speak directly to the near term catalyst of turning strong bookings into reliable delivery, but they do not fundamentally change the biggest current risk: that deal wins and AI partnerships still fail to translate into sustainable, profitable revenue.
Among recent developments, the multi-year partnership with Anthropic stands out as most relevant here. That agreement to train tens of thousands of Claude-certified engineers and embed agentic AI into DXC’s platforms creates a clear pipeline for the AI-native delivery model Melkote is tasked with scaling, and it ties directly into the key catalyst of higher quality digital and AI services that could, over time, help stabilize revenue.
Yet, against this ambition, investors should also be aware that...
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DXC Technology's narrative projects $12.1 billion revenue and $217.1 million earnings by 2029.
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While this leadership reshuffle aims to strengthen AI delivery, the most pessimistic analysts were still expecting revenue to shrink to about US$11.6 billion and earnings to only reach roughly US$155.7 million by 2029, reminding you that opinions diverge widely and that this new chapter in DXC’s execution story could shift both the bullish and bearish narratives.
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