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title: "Hitachi to Merge Digital Services and GlobalLogic into New U.S. Entity by 2027"
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date: "2026-10-31"
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# Hitachi to Merge Digital Services and GlobalLogic into New U.S. Entity by 2027

> Hitachi will combine Hitachi Digital Services and GlobalLogic into a single U.S. digital unit launching in April 2027.

## Key Takeaways (TL;DR)

- Hitachi merges its digital arms to create a one-stop shop for digital transformation.
- The new Hitachi Digital entity will launch on 1 April 2027 with about 35,000 staff in 27 countries.
- It will target automotive, rail and energy clients while applying a “customer zero” strategy to its own operations.

Hitachi announced that its U.S. operations will consolidate Hitachi Digital Services and GlobalLogic into a single entity, aiming to strengthen digital-transformation offerings for both internal projects and external clients [Mobile World Live](https://www.tahawultech.com/news/hitachi-reveals-their-u-s-digitalisation-plan/). The unified Hitachi Digital unit is slated to launch on 1 April 2027 and will comprise roughly 35,000 employees across 27 countries.

Jun Abe, EVP and head of the Digital Systems and Services Sector, said the new structure will position Hitachi as a “global digital services” player that works alongside clients throughout their business transformation. The company highlighted capabilities in AI for physical applications, AI data and intelligence, cloud and site-reliability engineering, and enterprise systems, leveraging its longstanding operational-technology and domain knowledge in industrial sectors.

Hitachi plans to test its own services through a “customer zero” approach, applying the fresh capabilities to its internal digital transformation. The unit will focus on verticals such as automotive, rail and energy, offering end-to-end expertise to accelerate client digital shifts.

Our read: The merger creates a sizable, vertically-focused digital services platform that could streamline B2B digital-transformation projects, while Hitachi’s internal rollout may serve as a live proof point for prospective customers.

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*Original Think-Tank Source: [Hitachi reveals their U.S. digitalisation plan](https://www.tahawultech.com/news/hitachi-reveals-their-u-s-digitalisation-plan/)*