DXC Technology acquires customer software developer Luxoft in $2bn deal
Luxoft has development offices across Eastern Europe and includes Boeing, Ford and Deutsche Bank among its clients
DXC Technology has agreed a $2bn deal to acquire custom software developer Luxoft. Luxoft CEO Dmitry Loschinin will move over to DXC and continue to head-up the business, which will retain its brand....
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