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Kyndryl opens Dallas AI lab with 300 jobs and agentic AI framework

Kyndryl opened its first U.S. AI Innovation Lab in Frisco, Texas, on October 1, 2026. The facility aims to create up to 300 jobs over four years in AI, consulting, and design engineering. The lab focuses on helping customers modernize their technology for AI adoption, with 34% of organizations cited in Kyndryl’s research prioritizing AI enablement over cost reduction as a modernization driver.

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  • Kyndryl’s Dallas lab creates up to 300 jobs over four years, focusing on AI modernization and agentic workflows
  • 34% of organizations modernize for AI enablement, per Kyndryl’s internal research, not an external benchmark
  • Lab offers structured two-day sessions with Kyndryl’s Forward Deployed Squad for hands-on AI prototyping

The lab uses Kyndryl’s Agentic AI Framework, combining consulting, engineering, and infrastructure expertise. It offers a four-phase process—immersion, co-design, build, and roadmap—to accelerate AI projects from prototypes to production. Kyndryl partners with local organizations like NPower to expand AI skills training, including prompt engineering and automation. The lab also supports DMV solutions and cybersecurity operations, leveraging AI for real-time threat detection and infrastructure modernization.

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Kyndryl Opens First U.S. AI Innovation Lab in Dallas–Fort Worth

Unite.AI · 1 October 2026

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