KT accelerates AI-native “Next IT” overhaul to bolster AX platform strategy execution
Reuters2026/08/25 00:38- KT launched a “Next IT” plan to shift groupwide systems toward an AI-native architecture to underpin its AX platform strategy.
- Roadmap targets modernized core business platforms, including ERP, BSS, OSS, to lift development speed, service quality, operational productivity.
- Build-out centers on “Next IPC” internal private cloud with multi-cloud, hybrid-cloud deployment to improve resilience, flexibility, security.
- Planned replacement of end-of-support software, hardware to reduce cyber risk; stronger backup, disaster recovery to protect service continuity.
- Expansion of AID-X across planning through operations, scaling internal AI agents via an AX platform to standardize AI-enabled workflows.
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