Digital Realty and DXC Collaborate to Boost Enterprise AI Adoption

Oct 6, 2025
Digital Realty has announced a strategic collaboration with DXC Technology and Dell Technologies to accelerate enterprise AI adoption globally, as stated in a press release. The partnership aims to streamline AI deployments by integrating Dell's AI Factory with Digital Realty's PlatformDIGITAL.

Digital Realty has announced a strategic collaboration with DXC Technology and Dell Technologies to accelerate enterprise AI adoption globally, as stated in a press release. This partnership aims to address enterprise AI challenges by deploying the Dell AI Factory within Digital Realty's data centers, leveraging DXC's implementation expertise.

The collaboration integrates Dell's AI Factory, including PowerEdge servers and the AI Data Platform, with Digital Realty's PlatformDIGITAL. This setup provides a secure and scalable environment for enterprises to implement and scale private AI infrastructure. DXC will manage the end-to-end operational aspects, ensuring a streamlined deployment process.

A library of validated AI use cases has been developed to support this initiative, offering enterprises a comprehensive suite of AI and transformation services. This integrated solution is designed to simplify the path from AI concept to production, minimizing operational complexity and ensuring secure proximity to data and hybrid cloud environments.

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