Accenture reports AI-fueled growth in quarterly earnings
Accenture posted $18.7 billion in quarterly revenue, up 6% from last year, with profit hitting $1.99 billion. The consulting giant credits large enterprise clients adopting AI for much of this growth. Nearly 100 more clients started advanced AI projects with Accenture this quarter, bringing the total to over 400. CEO Julie Sweet says clients are still at different AI maturity stages, but demand for digital transformation and AI services keeps rising.
- Quarterly revenue reached $18.7 billion, a 6% increase
- Profit for the quarter was $1.99 billion
- 100 more clients started advanced AI projects this quarter
- Over 400 clients now working on advanced AI with Accenture
- Clients remain at varied stages in adopting enterprise AI
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