Kyndryl CEO Martin Schroeter highlights that enterprise AI's potential is constrained by outdated infrastructure, likening it to a fast bullet train running on slow tracks. Despite 95% of enterprises adopting AI, many lack proper governance frameworks, limiting scalability. Kyndryl addresses this with a new service to modernize infrastructure, supporting nearly 200 million automations monthly. The company’s hyperscaler-related revenue rose 58% year-over-year in Q3 FY2026, aiming to surpass its $1.8 billion target. However, the stock has fallen 50% this year amid leadership and legal challenges, with investor confidence hinging on management’s ability to rebuild trust while growing AI-driven revenue.
Kyndryl has been certified by Great Place To Work® in 11 countries for the third consecutive year, reflecting its strong culture of trust, growth, and shared success. Approximately 70% of its employees work in certified countries, emphasizing the com...
Aptiv has teamed up with Kyndryl to modernize customer experience and product engineering by integrating Wind River technologies into Kyndryl's service offerings. This collaboration aims to enhance mission-critical environments with scalable, secure ...
